The math for 37"s?
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compared to what tire? stock?
The simplest way is to divide the new (bigger) tire diameter by the old (smaller)tire diameter and multiply that by the speed shown (assuming it was correct for the old tire). It is a linear relationship.
The simplest way is to divide the new (bigger) tire diameter by the old (smaller)tire diameter and multiply that by the speed shown (assuming it was correct for the old tire). It is a linear relationship.
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Here is a link to help you with the math. This is at Discount tires web site, and could prove to be very helpful.
http://www.discounttire.com/dtc/broc...o/tireMath.jsp
http://www.discounttire.com/dtc/broc...o/tireMath.jsp
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Dang Fence, sounds link you have one hell of a rig there. Would you happen to have any pics of that beast? I am looking to put 37's on mine here pretty soon, actually have the tires, just need the lift...BTW, what kind of tires are they?
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