Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
Alright
well maybe give me your address and i'll mail you a good stamp? that's worth like 34 cents or 39 or something now days rgith? lol |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
Even tho this is my own thread, and I was right in the conversation (which i knew but i just wanted to be backed up on it...)
this comes to mind... http://www.yellowgoat.net/Photo%20Al...ternet.med.jpg |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
I'm not gonna bother reading your conversation but I will insert my 2 cents,
Think of it this way, you have a tennis ball and a basketball. You roll each of them exactly one full rotation, which one would have covered more distance. There's your answer. |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
man that`s one piece of ---- that u talked to.
he THINKS he knows everything. explain to him with final drive ratio assuming youe car only has 1 gear. ask him y does taller gear gives u more mph at the same rpm then ask him y does shorter gear gives u less mph at the same rpm if he still don`t get it, bat a hundred bucks with him and have him ask his instructors/ or whoever |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
well that is the same thng as
7000RPM in 5th gear RPM = rotations per minute it is the same number of rotations per minute, but you have a bigger wheel. speed = distance moved/time well since your time is the same, and rotation is the same, then the ditstance around each tire is not. the bigger wheel, more distance, more distance, more speed |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
ok.. lets get something straight.
the top speed (gearing) will get higher if the OVERALL WHEEL/TIRE circumference is more. (distance around the tire) so if you go from 15's to 17's you wont see any difference because you will get a thinner tire to match hense retaining the original rolling diameter. you 'could' get 180/60r17 but that would look homo on any car other then a lifted truck. in your "conversation" you stated that you would get a higher top speed from going from 15's to 17's.. that is incorrect. as most people get a 205/40R17 tire. understand? |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
well in his first example
185/60/14s zc tranny si fd 7000rpm in 5th gear = 126.91mph 185/60/17s zc tranny si fd 7000rpm in 5th gear = 143.65mph |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
the sidewalls are the same based on those specs
185/60 so the extra 2" in diameter would make a difference since the tire sidewall is the same |
Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
Ask that crack head how those old bikes with the huge ass front wheel were able to go 40 mph with out really tryin...Hmmm... Go put a 14 on that bike and go 40 mph
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Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
Originally Posted by sumbody75
Ask that crack head how those old bikes with the huge ass front wheel were able to go 40 mph with out really tryin...Hmmm... Go put a 14 on that bike and go 40 mph
that'd be just like trying to go 100mph on your ------- rotors lol |
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