an assembly of gears allowing the rotational speed of an input shaft to be changed to a different speed
A group of gears and shafts installed in a housing, positioned between the clutch and the differential, and used to keep the engine within its safe operating speed range as the speed of the car changes. alf-shaft - A driveshaft used to transmit the drive from the differential to one of the rear wheels.
A racing car's transmission. Usually it contains six forward gears and reverse.
Refers to the transmission attached to the rear of the engine. The new Swift chassis integrates a "sequential" shift pattern, which is more like a motorcycle gear change than the traditional "H" pattern we all use on our street cars.
High efficiency gear system that increases the rotor-shaft speed for the generator.
A F1 car now has a semi-automatic gearbox. This is not a gearbox as in a normal road car. There is no clutch pedal and gears are changed using paddles on the steering wheel.
The manual transmission on a shifter kart.
Part of the transmission that changes the drive ratio between the engine and wheels to allow the car to have the maximum torque at all times.
The device in the drivetrain consisting of an input shaft, a system of gears, and an output shaft that multiplies engine torque manual transmission consists of a clutch assembly plus a gearbox; and automatic transmission generally consists of a torque converter plus gearbox. Also see constant mesh gearbox, planetary gearset, and rack and pinion gearbox.
A casing for gear sets that transmit power from one rotating shaft to another.