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Engine RPM Calculator

Calculate engine RPM based on tire size, speed, axle ratio, and transmission gear ratio.

Enter tire, speed, and gearing details to calculate engine RPM.

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About This Calculator

This Engine RPM Calculator helps you determine your engine's revolutions per minute (RPM) at a specific vehicle speed. By inputting your tire's P-Metric dimensions, your vehicle's axle gear ratio, the specific transmission gear ratio you're interested in, and your target speed, the tool calculates the engine RPM.

Understanding your engine's RPM under different conditions is valuable for: - **Performance Tuning:** Knowing where your engine operates in its power band at various speeds. - **Gearing Changes:** Assessing the impact of changing axle ratios or transmission gears on engine speed. - **Tire Size Modifications:** Seeing how upsizing or downsizing tires will affect your engine's RPM at cruising speeds and its overall character. - **Fuel Economy Estimation:** Higher RPMs at cruising speeds often correlate with lower fuel economy.

This tool is useful for enthusiasts looking to optimize their vehicle's setup, off-roaders planning gearing for specific terrains, or anyone curious about the relationship between these key vehicle parameters.

How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter your tire's P-Metric specifications: Width (mm), Aspect Ratio (%), and Rim Diameter (inches).
  2. Input your vehicle's Axle Gear Ratio (e.g., 3.73, 4.10). This can usually be found in your owner's manual or on a tag on the differential.
  3. Enter the specific Transmission Gear Ratio for the gear you wish to analyze (e.g., 1.00 for a direct drive gear, or a value like 0.67 for an overdrive gear). Consult your vehicle's specifications for these ratios.
  4. Input the Vehicle Speed at which you want to calculate the RPM, and select the unit (MPH or KM/H).
  5. Click the "Calculate RPM" button.
  6. The results will display the estimated engine RPM for the given parameters.
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