I believe I'm suppose to take the height of my installed tires which is 275/40R17 and divide that by my gear ratio. I looked up the height in inches on some other forum of the tire size and divided that by my gears.. 3.08 and got something like 8.33 I think the stock tire sizing was 8.22 But.. Do I just enter that into the New tire/gear box and hit commit? Is it that easy?
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Re: New tire size speedometer correction w/ HP tuners
Yes it is, if auto it will do all your shift points for you too. So you just have to enter the # you got, mines 6.89 with 3.73's and 275/40/17's.08' L76 6.0L 4X4 Chevy EXT.Cab LTZ Vortec MAX with Snug top cover, Dynomax exhaust,Hptuners& K&N intake
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Re: New tire size speedometer correction w/ HP tuners
HPTuners also has a calculator that will figure out your tire height in inches, so you don't have to check other forums. It's called the Conversion Table or something similar.'99 Mountaineer AWD 5.0 - 4300K HID, Some Bolt-ons
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Re: New tire size speedometer correction w/ HP tuners
Originally posted by ssms5411 View PostYes it is, if auto it will do all your shift points for you too. So you just have to enter the # you got, mines 6.89 with 3.73's and 275/40/17's.
Originally posted by Mr. Logger View PostHPTuners also has a calculator that will figure out your tire height in inches, so you don't have to check other forums. It's called the Conversion Table or something similar.
But really though, thank you. I didn't know it was in there, i'll go check it out right now.
Edit: I found it. Thank you again, that thing is awesome.Last edited by Blizzard242; 05-23-2009, 04:30 PM.
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