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12-06-2006 03:03 PM #7
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Dave,I will make this real simple for you.Do a search on Randy ring and pinion.
They have a calculator on there that will tell in an instant what you want to know. just enter your gear ratio, tire size,and given speed.click solve.
Its a great tool.
Tim
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