

| Subject: | Re: wheels (was syncro fuel tanks and snow tyres) |
| From: | Chris Turner |
| Date: | Sat, 18 Oct 1997 02:28:59 -0400 |
In a message dated 97-10-18 00:32:12 EDT, SyncroHead writes: << Increasing the tire diameter means even slower acceleration and higher gearing. Using a Syncro for any real four wheeling, you'll quickly realize that even the low gear on the Syncro isn't low enough for many off-road adventures. I'll stick with the 14" wheels until a pile of cash lands in my front yard enabling me to change the differential gears to compensate for the larger wheels. >> but bigger wheels also means lower rpm's and faster top end speed, right? also, what about the "16" Syncros" everybody's talking about - do they have a whole different syncro trans from the regular models w/ 14" wheels?? chris
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