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Old 05-09-2003, 07:24 AM
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when i put my rims on today, arent i?

suppost to change the speedomiter? there 17's but i dont know how to change it or the first thing to start, please help i go home today...thanks
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I PERSONALLY DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO IT OR IF I CAN BUT I THINK ITZ GOOD PRACTICE TO GET IT DONE RIGHT WHEN U BUY THE RIMS....SOME RIM SHOPS HAVE THE GARAGE RIGHT THERE TO DO IT...NOT SURE OF THE COST THOUGH
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no, you just have to buy the right sized tires, then ur speedo wont be off
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Old 05-09-2003, 08:09 AM
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if he got 17's that are heavier than his steelies....wouldn't u still have to get it done
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weight has nothing to do with it, if he gets a tire with the same size rolling diameter it wont through his speedo off....any good tire shop will be able to help him get the right size tire


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Old 05-09-2003, 09:35 AM
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why doesn't weight hav anyhting to do with it
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just get the correct tire size and your fine. i have volk gtp size 17 and mine is fine. 205 40-17
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weight doesnt have anything to do with it, its outside diameter.

The reason it is outside diameter and not weight is that your speedometer expects a certain tire size to calculate speed. When you use a bigger tire size than stock, your speedometer is still thinking its revolving X number of times to = Y miles an hour, but really its revolving X+1 number of times = Y miles an hour.

kind of a dumb descritipin, but since the tire is bigger, its moving slower than the stock tire and the speedometer doesnt realize this.
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oh:o just curious
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yeah, as long as you "plus size" your tires correctly 205-40-17 are perfect, then your speedo wont be off, if you bought some 205-70-17 then your speedo would be way off.


just put your stock wheel/tire combo next to the new ones, and you'll see there is minimal difference.
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weight doesnt have anything to do with it, its outside diameter.

The reason it is outside diameter and not weight is that your speedometer expects a certain tire size to calculate speed. When you use a bigger tire size than stock, your speedometer is still thinking its revolving X number of times to = Y miles an hour, but really its revolving X+1 number of times = Y miles an hour.

kind of a dumb descritipin, but since the tire is bigger, its moving slower than the stock tire and the speedometer doesnt realize this.
rut roh, I may have to calibrate my speedo now. You see...it all happened when I programmed my canuker valve to read thinking its revolving W number of times to = T miles an hour, but really its revolving W+1 number of times = T miles an hour. And now, I don't know what to do!!
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i think on a 17" wheel with a 205/40 tire your speedo is only off by about 2 mph when you are going 60 or so.. very minute...
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when I had some 195/60/15's on my car my speedo was way off compared to my stock 175/70/13's
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uhhhh melt, thats b/c you shoulda been running 195/50/15 then its correct...
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Damn melt, you got told son!!!! Lol, actually i can vouche about the tire size shiznit, i got 215/40/17 and my speedo is like perfect (checked with one of those signs that tell the speed).
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