smokinstroker
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So been talking to a few people about gearing and the load on the motor.
What I'm gathering is that the motor uses the load on it to help spool a charger, so having to little load can actually hinder performance.
Running low gears and smaller tires causes the motor to work less ie. putting less load on the charger?
What I'm getting at is... Is this a valid statement? I know having to tall of gears with small tires will kill your top end but help low end performance as it will get the rig moving easier, but will it cause a turbo to not light as fast?
The way I've been figuring is how it's hard for a truck to spool a larger charger on a non loaded/ braked dyno.
but it performances much better on the street or an inertia dyno.
Sorry of my wording is off, tried to describe it the best I could get on paper.
What I'm gathering is that the motor uses the load on it to help spool a charger, so having to little load can actually hinder performance.
Running low gears and smaller tires causes the motor to work less ie. putting less load on the charger?
What I'm getting at is... Is this a valid statement? I know having to tall of gears with small tires will kill your top end but help low end performance as it will get the rig moving easier, but will it cause a turbo to not light as fast?
The way I've been figuring is how it's hard for a truck to spool a larger charger on a non loaded/ braked dyno.
but it performances much better on the street or an inertia dyno.
Sorry of my wording is off, tried to describe it the best I could get on paper.