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Originally Posted by Dark Sarcasm at what point does gearing start to take away from torque and horsepower in the high revs? is it possible to overgear a car? Yes,
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Is there a magic number? Not really. But in general a 4.08 gear would be great for an N/A car if you don't mind the extra revs on the highway. For a FI car it's probably best to stick with the stock gearing as it will surely overpower the low 4.08 ratio on street tires.
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