I realize that a dyno will read lower on horsepower after 3.73s are installed I am guessing that this is due to the higher gearing having an adverse impact on top speed...however I am curious does this gearing affect what the dyno will say for torque as well?
I've heard that before, but if you're using an inertia dyno I don't see how that would happen. It only measures how fast you spin the rollers. Maybe one of those engineer guys on here could help us with this.