Effects of gearing

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tjkj2002

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Well there was a heated topic over on the CO4x4 board about gearing and increasing torque #'s on a chassis dyno.Here are the dyno graphs,vehicle is a '08 JK Rubicon Unlimited with the 1st run with 37" tires and stock 4.10 gearing,the 2nd run is with 5.13 gears and no other mods.
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Here is a link to the thread--http://www.colorado4x4.org/vbb/showthread.php?t=141443

Let the war begin but the dyno didn't lie,more useable torque to the ground when geared correctly.
 

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are people claiming regearing wont provide more power?
 

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The whole point of having gear options is to use the power of the motor to it's efficiency. ;)
I re-geared my motorcycle for torque and it dropped my top speed. I couldn't break 150mph after that, but I could launch out of the hole nice for the quarter mile runs.
 
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