WJ MARK

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How much do larger wheels effect your dyno numbers? will they show a lower number since there is more rotating mass??

Low_LSX

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Tryin to figure that out too

trever1t

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IIRC (Nelson?) somebody did a before/after and made good gains going to a smaller wheel/tire diameter. For sure it makes a good difference on a roller dyno.

Last Call

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I went from 503 on a dynojet with the 22's to 545 on a dynapack with no wheels.

At 512rwhp with the 22's on a dynojet, I THINK I will hit 560 on a dynapack without the wheels.

oneslammedgmc

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From my own personal experience. I showed a gain of 10hp on the same dyno when I went from a 265-75-16 AT tire to a 255-65-16 tire.

WJ MARK

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wow, so these heavy *** 75 lb. each wheels and tires are robbing me they are 305 50 20's. I know with my other wheels and tires I use for the track its way faster on the street. Just can't hook if I nail it or it goes sideways down the street. Im probably for sure making 500 rwhp with normal size wheels and tires.

chuckie311

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well if u think about it yes.. the bigger the tire and wheel the more mass it going to take to turn them..when i went from my stock 16 to 18 inch rims and 35 inch tires there was a big difference in performance..