G.day Doug your correct tyre size has nothing really to do with outright grunt i probally didnt explain what i meant.Over a measured distance lets say a quarter mile a car that is 2000(lbs) and has 350hp at the rear wheels it would have an aprox power to weight ratio of about 5.7:1 an quarter mile E.T of about 10.14 at aprox 131 (mph) now this is where tyre size and diff gear ratio comes into the theory when the power is at it,s maximum lets say 5500rpm it would require say a rear diff ratio of 4.56;1 and a rear tyre size of a 36 to acheive it,s time of 10.14 and acheive it,s 131(mph). Now lets say we change the rear tye size only we will leave the rest the same but with a smaller tyre, at the end the quarter mile it would be all over it would have already reached it,s maximum rpm of 5500 and bouncing of it,s rev limiter before it gets to the end,where if we did drop the tyre size to say 28 the maximum speed the car would do would be around 101(mph) there fore it would not acheive it,s e.t of 10.14. The hardest part of building an outright beast for road use is 1)fuel economy if they where to change say a diff ratio or tyre size the fuel economy would be a shocker 2)The thing sitting on a very high rpm on the freeway,s would have to decrease the engine,s service life but on the bright side it have a very nice tone from the exhaust. Hope that explains the theory okay if not i can email you the formula to work it out...... thanks