Will i need to re gear
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There are some rpm charts in the FAQ's. Plug in the numbers to get an indication of how much rpm/hp/tq you will be losing. It doesn't account for lift height, added tire size, added tire weight, etc. But it a good first stop for seeing the numbers.
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Can't afford to rehear any time soon. That's why I was wondering. Gonna be getting new tires soon and wondered if it would hurt to go to 35s. Re gearing isn't an option for me at this point. Finances and such
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Can't afford to rehear any time soon. That's why I was wondering. Gonna be getting new tires soon and wondered if it would hurt to go to 35s. Re gearing isn't an option for me at this point. Finances and such
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I get it! It can work on the short-mid term. People do it all the time without re gearing, you just will loose some "oomph" What gears do you currently have? I have read 3.73 is livable. 3.21 will probably suck