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It sounds highly likely that you have other issues going on. The higher the gear ratio, the more quickly you will accelerate. Basic physics. The flip side is the gear will "run out" sooner and your overall top speed will be slower. Perhaps an analogy..... Think of riding a bike with more than one gear. Say a mountain bike.... If you're in 1st gear, you have so much torque that you pull up a wheelie just by pedaling; however, your max speed is going to be super slow. Every time you go up in gear (larger tire size....numerically smaller rear end gear) you have to push harder to get going, but you're able to go faster with the same amount of pedal strokes.

It does not. Think of it as a filter applied over all those ratios afterwards.

Easy math..take a tape measure around the outside of the new tires..ok now the old tire..divide by the number..ok lets look at this example .09 or 9 percent difference..at 100 miles a hour your speedometer will be 9 percent lower of 91 mph..ok on drive train..9 percent less power to the wheels..1000 ft lbs of torque 9 percent less..etc..but the advantage may be a more durable tire like a 19.5 instead of 16 inch tire..rewatch the video, in math each side of the equation is the same..so the only variable is tire size..

Algebra 👍😉 Base your whole mindset on the rear axle as if you only had a 2wd 2x4 rear wheel drive. 1)Choose rear tires 2)Choose front tires 3)Choose rear gear 4) figure out the corresponding front gear ratio to match the rear Edit: actually just do this 👇😁👇 It's the same thing. Watch "How to Choose Your Axle Gear Ratio" on KZfaq kzfaq.info/get/bejne/paqGo9yZsKvGkas.html In the video he shows you how to figure it out assuming you installed larger tires and he shows you how to "correct it" back to stock by gearing appropriately. It's exactly the same as you want to do. You're trying to match different gears and tires so everything is still happy. Substitute his BEFORE gear and tires to his AFTER gear and tires With your: FRONT gear and tires To your REAR gear and tires. That's it. There are 4 variables: Front tire Front gear Rear tire Rear gear As long as you have 3 of those you can figure out the missing variable. You can also flip this math around to figure out tire sizes to match the gearing if you have the gears 1st. Reply back to this if you need help.

You don't

Sounds like a one-way-ticket to a lot of damage to me.

Wat r u diving?

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It’s correct but you calculated wrong. I just did the calculation and it shows 4.008, round it to 4.10