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Super 10 / 3:36 rears with 24.5 tall rubber?

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by 95 Pete, Jan 31, 2026.

Jan 31, 2026 #1

95 Pete Bobtail Member

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Is anyone running a super 10 and 3:36 rears with 24.5 tall rubber?

95 Pete, Jan 31, 2026

95 Pete, Jan 31, 2026

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Jan 31, 2026 #2

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In top gear (0.86:1) it should be running like this:
1000 RPM = 45 MPH
1100 RPM = 49 MPH
1200 RPM = 54 MPH
1300 RPM = 58 MPH
1400 RPM = 63 MPH
1500 RPM = 67 MPH
1600 RPM = 72 MPH
1700 RPM = 76 MPH

About the same as running a 3.42 rear with 22.5 low-pro tires.

RockinChair, Jan 31, 2026

RockinChair, Jan 31, 2026

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Bean Jr. Thanks this.
Feb 1, 2026 #3

95 Pete Bobtail Member

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I think my top gear is a 0.74

95 Pete, Feb 1, 2026

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Feb 1, 2026 #4

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Depends on what your running for power if you’ll like it and what roads you run.

80 mph is 1500 dead on the money in high gear. 9th is 1:1 so your looking at 26 percent difference that’s a big jump

wore out, Feb 1, 2026

wore out, Feb 1, 2026

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RockinChair, W923 and Bean Jr. Thank this.

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