how fast am I going....
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here's a gear ratio calculator:
http://www.drivetraindirect.com/t_gear_calculator.htm
here's a Tire size compar-o-meter:
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
I think this procedure is accurate:
Take the tire sizes in inches(to the tenth of an inch), the gear ratio, a constant speed the OD is engaged at (60 mph) and the OD ratio of 0.69 andcalculate the RPM's forstock and aftermarket.Then subtractthecalculatedstockRPM from theaftermarket RPM'sthen dividethat number (very small positive for you) by thestock RPM.Multiply the answer by 100. That's the percentage that the rpm's differ, which if you read yourRPM'sat 60 MPH is how far off you are. You're really close to stock. like 1.4%@ 60MPH. I wouldn't worry about it.
http://www.drivetraindirect.com/t_gear_calculator.htm
here's a Tire size compar-o-meter:
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
I think this procedure is accurate:
Take the tire sizes in inches(to the tenth of an inch), the gear ratio, a constant speed the OD is engaged at (60 mph) and the OD ratio of 0.69 andcalculate the RPM's forstock and aftermarket.Then subtractthecalculatedstockRPM from theaftermarket RPM'sthen dividethat number (very small positive for you) by thestock RPM.Multiply the answer by 100. That's the percentage that the rpm's differ, which if you read yourRPM'sat 60 MPH is how far off you are. You're really close to stock. like 1.4%@ 60MPH. I wouldn't worry about it.
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