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ratio of 31?

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ratio of 31?

Post by tazzazuk »

on a 95 serria wat how many percent different is 31' tires to stock?
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116% or so

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Post by tazzazuk »

so that mean u need 16-20% in highrange to put it back to original?
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31's are 116% of a standard tyre. So to work out milage etc, multiply your odometer by 1.16 to get a closer to acurate reading. A high reange reduction of about 12% will come close to factory (series 1 rock hoppers are 12%). Though going a bit lower (if its not going to see heaps of freeway) like 18% (series 3 RH) will make it happier on the road for general speeds.

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