power window speed
#1
power window speed
Hey folks. Here's an off-the-wall q. Is there any way to speed up the power windows without replacing the motors? I'm doubting it but I figure if it can be done, one of you would know how. Thanks.
#2
Re: power window speed
Originally posted by Gavin
Hey folks. Here's an off-the-wall q. Is there any way to speed up the power windows without replacing the motors? I'm doubting it but I figure if it can be done, one of you would know how. Thanks.
Hey folks. Here's an off-the-wall q. Is there any way to speed up the power windows without replacing the motors? I'm doubting it but I figure if it can be done, one of you would know how. Thanks.
1. change the motors out to one that has a higher RPM
2. change the gears on the window regulator set to decrease the gear ratio thus making the windown move faster
3. since its a DC motor, you could increase the voltage going to it....but that will eventually damage the motor, not to mention not an easy thing to do is a car.
SO, take your pick.....I am not really sure that any of the choices above are truely feasible.
#4
I was just tossing around the thought. I've been in a few limos and couldn't help but notice that the windows seem to open and close pretty quick. I doubt I'm gonna follow up on this...just curious. Thanks.
#5
Hey if any one does decide to go through with the idea, Id like to know how it turns out. If its not too hard I wouldnt mind faster windows myself.
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Last edited by aceraj; February-17th-2011 at 04:16 PM.
#7
Re: Re: power window speed
Originally posted by Sir Nuke
we are talking about a DC electric motor.....the only ways to change the speed of your windows going up or down is to:
1. change the motors out to one that has a higher RPM
2. change the gears on the window regulator set to decrease the gear ratio thus making the windown move faster
3. since its a DC motor, you could increase the voltage going to it....but that will eventually damage the motor, not to mention not an easy thing to do is a car.
SO, take your pick.....I am not really sure that any of the choices above are truely feasible.
we are talking about a DC electric motor.....the only ways to change the speed of your windows going up or down is to:
1. change the motors out to one that has a higher RPM
2. change the gears on the window regulator set to decrease the gear ratio thus making the windown move faster
3. since its a DC motor, you could increase the voltage going to it....but that will eventually damage the motor, not to mention not an easy thing to do is a car.
SO, take your pick.....I am not really sure that any of the choices above are truely feasible.
5. Add turbo/NOS/supercharger?
Is there some sort of window opening/closing competition you're going to enter??? Do you ever hear anyone say, "Dude, check out how fast that window closes on that Protege!". Or that you can say to yourself, "Yeah, my Protege might be slow, but my windows close faster than yours! So take that!".
Just joking, of course
But seriously, forget it dude. It's not worth the effort.
Last edited by douggie; September-30th-2002 at 03:13 PM.
#9
WOW i thought our windows went pretty fast myself!! they are faster than my old grand am gt, faster than my moms honda, step dads nissan and step moms alero!! maybe i am just imagining it but they seem pretty quick!!
#12
Originally posted by Gavin
I like the guillotine idea - take care of those ******* who try to crawl into your car when bummin' for $.
I like the guillotine idea - take care of those ******* who try to crawl into your car when bummin' for $.
http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...threadid=13563
#13
hehehehe i was thinking of this exact idea....because my 323's windows go down kinda slow...and when i use my bmw they fly down....my friends even make fun of the sound of the bmw windows going up or down because it sounds like an engine....
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