Do you get bigger gains if you have a bigger start-off point?

**MaximusK** · 03-23-2016

for example... I am 8in, will I gain more inches than someone who starts with 2-3in in all likelyhood? BTW..I've tried posting a pic, doesn't work..Can someone do it for me or am I allowed to link a video? I'm not allowed to link a pic.. I bought a Vimax extender, still trying to get used to it. Also...My penis won't get thinner, right? Do you guys think I can get to 9? that is my goal...

**TheAnimal220** · 03-23-2016

This depends on your own physiology. When you start off at say 5 x 4 inches, a 1 x 0.5 inch gain represents much less total volume than when your starting point was 8 x 6". That would lead me to think that smaller guys tend to gain quicker.

**dmizzle** · 03-23-2016

You probably have less growth potential. Lots of guys start at 5" and make it to 7". I highly doubt you would get to 10". Maybe 9". Why get any bigger?

**dmizzle** · 03-23-2016

And to post pictures in your album, you need to resizr them under 95kb. You can download free software to do this. GIMP for example. Takes a little effort but once you figure it out its easy.

**Fishy** · 03-23-2016

From my forum search, i found that most gains made guys with 4-6 starting size. I hit 1 inch mark recently, and i started at 7.28, an been on and off for 3 years

**Big Al** · 03-23-2016

It's likely the smaller sizes would yield the biggest relative gains if there's disuse involved. The overall rate of gains including restoration could be quite large.

That being said, if all other things are equal, it would stand to reason that the man with the larger penis would gain more absolute size since he has more to work with.

In reality, there are many different factors involved in gaining. In coaching many different clients, it's observed that most of the larger trainees (7"+ starting length) aren't looking to gain huge amounts of size- though there have been some notable exceptions.