Alabama Mud Machine
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This might have been covered before, but I don’t see an answer on the Google machine, so figured I’d ask again...
My JTR came stock with the Falken Wildpeak M/T’s in 285/70r17... These tires are 32.9” tall (inflated) and weigh 63.3 lbs. each. With the 4.10’s, my JTR is fairly perky on the throttle (for a V6).
The 37x13.50r20 tires I’m looking at are about 36.54” tall (inflated), and weigh 78.17 lbs. each.
How much acceleration and passing-power will I lose by going up 14 lbs. per tire in weight and 3.5” in height, if I run them with stock 4.10 gears? The Jeep is still a lease, so right now I don’t want to regear, until it’s under a loan to buy when my lease is up. Trying to stick to only minimal off-road upgrades, and bolt-on only and nothing permanent or semi-permanent (gears, engine, trans, etc...) for right now.
Keep in mind Nitto Trail Grappler M/T’s in 37x13.50r20 weigh 91.8 lbs. each, as a comparison.
Can anyone give me some “butt-dyno” performance numbers on how much power loss you noticed when going to 37’s with factory 4.10 gears?
Thanks,
Troy
My JTR came stock with the Falken Wildpeak M/T’s in 285/70r17... These tires are 32.9” tall (inflated) and weigh 63.3 lbs. each. With the 4.10’s, my JTR is fairly perky on the throttle (for a V6).
The 37x13.50r20 tires I’m looking at are about 36.54” tall (inflated), and weigh 78.17 lbs. each.
How much acceleration and passing-power will I lose by going up 14 lbs. per tire in weight and 3.5” in height, if I run them with stock 4.10 gears? The Jeep is still a lease, so right now I don’t want to regear, until it’s under a loan to buy when my lease is up. Trying to stick to only minimal off-road upgrades, and bolt-on only and nothing permanent or semi-permanent (gears, engine, trans, etc...) for right now.
Keep in mind Nitto Trail Grappler M/T’s in 37x13.50r20 weigh 91.8 lbs. each, as a comparison.
Can anyone give me some “butt-dyno” performance numbers on how much power loss you noticed when going to 37’s with factory 4.10 gears?
Thanks,
Troy
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