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Gear Ratio Calculation: Find Your Ratio With Moser Engineering

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By Caecey Killian
| LSX Magazine Verified
We talk numbers constantly in the car world. Horsepower, torque, quarter-mile times. But one number gets thrown around more than most without everyone actually knowing what it means: gear ratio. You have probably heard someone say they are “running 373s” or that they “just swapped to 410s,” but what is actually happening inside that rearend to make those numbers real? Moser Engineering broke the process down into simple, foolproof math anyone can follow at home.
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This C7 Grand Sport Proves Corvette’s Front-Engine Platform Isn’t Dead Yet

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By Caecey Killian
| LSX Magazine Verified
These days, the spotlight is firmly affixed to the eighth-generation Corvette and its snazzy mid-engine layout. But the C7 Grand Sport still has plenty to say for itself, and a recent project out of Wolfpen in Roswell, Georgia, makes a strong case that the C7 isn’t done yet. The build started with a simple request. Longtime customer Greg, a 77-year-old track regular, wanted three seconds a lap, and he wanted it without losing his car’s manners on the street.
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Dakota Digital New Products Debut At Goodguys Columbus

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By Caecey Killian
| Street Muscle Magazine Verified
Goodguys Rod & Custom’s Columbus show has become a reliable spot for manufacturers to pull the wraps off new gear, and this year’s crop of Dakota Digital new products proved it. The show draws builders and shoppers from across the Midwest, all looking for the next piece to finish out a project. This year, Dakota Digital didn’t disappoint. The Sioux Falls-based instrumentation company brought five Dakota Digital new products to the show floor.
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