Rear axle gears
Quote from Heavyride on April 12, 2022, 7:08 amThe trucks with a 5-spd would have the 6.666 ratio, because the overdrive would let them get the max speed, so they had the higher numeric axles to have better acceleration when loaded. The 4-spd would have the 6.285 ratio.
The trucks with a 5-spd would have the 6.666 ratio, because the overdrive would let them get the max speed, so they had the higher numeric axles to have better acceleration when loaded. The 4-spd would have the 6.285 ratio.
Quote from Pintosh on April 12, 2022, 1:04 pmMore aggressive gearing does create a quicker car but not a faster car. A gearing change will certainly have a noticeable affect on your car. If you swap in taller rear gears, you can gain some top-end speed, making your car faster, but you're going to get a bit slower leaving from a stop.
More aggressive gearing does create a quicker car but not a faster car. A gearing change will certainly have a noticeable affect on your car. If you swap in taller rear gears, you can gain some top-end speed, making your car faster, but you're going to get a bit slower leaving from a stop.