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<blockquote data-quote="alantiong" data-source="post: 489729" data-attributes="member: 19754"><p>Thank you loafer!! at last some light!!</p><p></p><p>Guys, gear ratio DO NOT change the power of your Engine! </p><p></p><p>Torque and HP is a same derivation from the Newton Law. Anything below 5250RPM in your car is done by torque and hp only takes over after that. This is the holy grail of F=MA. Easiest way to prove this is look at any Dyno chart. HP will always intersect Torque (lb.ft) at 5250rpm.)</p><p></p><p>Understanding this law of physic, you will understand that changing gear ratio is only changing the range of acceleration within a certain speed range.</p><p></p><p>So, come back to basic, still so replacement for displacement!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alantiong, post: 489729, member: 19754"] Thank you loafer!! at last some light!! Guys, gear ratio DO NOT change the power of your Engine! Torque and HP is a same derivation from the Newton Law. Anything below 5250RPM in your car is done by torque and hp only takes over after that. This is the holy grail of F=MA. Easiest way to prove this is look at any Dyno chart. HP will always intersect Torque (lb.ft) at 5250rpm.) Understanding this law of physic, you will understand that changing gear ratio is only changing the range of acceleration within a certain speed range. So, come back to basic, still so replacement for displacement!! [/QUOTE]
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