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The reason a open rear spins the right tire most of the time is because of the
torque put on the rearend by the drive shaft. If you put on the emergency brake
of a open rear end and give it the gas, both tires will spin because they both have
resistance. When you gas it in the dirt with a open rear end some times both tires will
spin. On the street if you hit it hard, both tires will spin for a while, then one will take
over. When torque is applied to a open rear end, both tires drive the car until there is
more torque than one of the tires can handle. In your case niether tire could handle the
torque. 3.25 gears will help because the tires spin slower at a given rpm than they do
with a 2.73.
torque put on the rearend by the drive shaft. If you put on the emergency brake
of a open rear end and give it the gas, both tires will spin because they both have
resistance. When you gas it in the dirt with a open rear end some times both tires will
spin. On the street if you hit it hard, both tires will spin for a while, then one will take
over. When torque is applied to a open rear end, both tires drive the car until there is
more torque than one of the tires can handle. In your case niether tire could handle the
torque. 3.25 gears will help because the tires spin slower at a given rpm than they do
with a 2.73.
