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Originally Posted by 1slow370
oooorr you can put a 3.33 rear gear in like he is suggesting and reduce the torque delivered to the wheels by 11%. FYI that is why nissan puts a 2.66 rear gear on the m56
most porsches and supercars with "more traction" also happen to be gear 10-20% higher than the factory z. the more torque you have in a light car, the higher you you want the gearing to be control delivered torque.
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exactly. another example are the twin turbo 1/3 series BMW's that have a 3.0 final drive as well and don't have anywhere near the traction issues we do while running smaller tires and better 1/4 mile times.