Gear Ratio
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Since searching this out on Google never occurred to you, we'll do the math here. I'll have to assume that you're rolling 285/75R 16s.
(32.8 x 2000) / (80 x 336) = 2.44
Accounting for a 4R100's OD of 0.71: 3.55 X 0.71 = 2.52, close enough for this application.
If you're rolling 265/75s, you're going to need a 3.23 gear.
Gears and install aren't cheap, you're going to have to do A LOT of driving to get that money back. If you're that worried about mileage, get a small truck with a V-6 or a Prius! Gotta pay if you wanna play!
Last edited by Karls03; 04-09-2010 at 01:59 PM.
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