Dana Incorporated has introduced several free online Spicer calculators for customers. Calculators include a speed RPM calculator, a driveline operating angle calculator, a gear ratio calculator, and more.
“Dana is committed to making its customers’ jobs easier and supporting the efficiency of their businesses,” said Bill Nunnery, senior director, sales and marketing, global aftermarket for Dana. “The online Spicer calculators are available as a resource any time our customers need them, helping them save time, improve productivity, and make the correct valuations the first time.”
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The various calculators on the site include:
- Critical speed RPM calculator – calculates the optimal operating revolutions per minute (RPM) of a driveshaft based on the style of the driveshaft, the tube outside diameter (O.D.), the series, and the distance between joint centers when installed (in inches).
- Convert cubic inches to liters and vice versa – this calculator allows users to easily convert cubic inches to liters and vice versa.
- Driveline operating angle – measures the angles of each component in the drivetrain, driving member, driveshaft(s), and driven member to find the u-joint operating angles.
- Engine displacement calculator – provides calculations for engine displacement based on either the metric or United States standard system.
- Engine RPM calculator – measures the engine’s RPM based on the ring gear and pinion gear ratio, speed, and tire height.
- Fuel Savings calculator – shows how much you can save using Spicer® fuel-efficient synthetic gear lubricants.
- Gear ratio calculator – assists users in determining the ratio between the ring gear and pinion gear in the differential housing in the rear end axle of a vehicle.
- Horsepower and torque calculator – measures either horsepower or torque, depending on the selection.
- Rod ratio calculator – calculates the ratio between the length of the piston rod and the stroke length of the engine crankshaft.
- Tire height calculator – determines tire height in metric or imperial measurements.
- Torsional analysis calculator – enables user to check a vehicle’s driveline installation for torsional and inertial problems.
- Transmission ratio RPM calculator – determines the engine’s RPM based on the transmission gear ratio, tire height, miles per hour (MPH), and the ratio of the ring gear and pinion gear.
Please note that these tools provide mathematical assistance only and are not intended to provide advice on vehicle operation or maintenance.
