Tire Size Calculator
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Teching In
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From: Chicago IL
Tire Size Calculator I'm working on a 2005 GTO, this is the first time i've connected HPT to it, (i just got it today primairly for this reason), and i can't find the tire size tab under the speedo tab. I've looked up on youtube and they have a 3rd tab under speedo, i only have calibration and limitor
Launching!
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E40 will only have the 2.
if its a diff ratio change input the changed values into the final drive inputs. usually factory manual at 3.46.
if its a wheel change then change the hardware>VSS pulse per rev value by the percentage your speedo is out.
if you cant see all of those make sure you have selected advanced option as opposed to basic when opening your editor for the first time
if its a diff ratio change input the changed values into the final drive inputs. usually factory manual at 3.46.
if its a wheel change then change the hardware>VSS pulse per rev value by the percentage your speedo is out.
if you cant see all of those make sure you have selected advanced option as opposed to basic when opening your editor for the first time
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: Dec 2016
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
From: Chicago IL
E40 will only have the 2.
if its a diff ratio change input the changed values into the final drive inputs. usually factory manual at 3.46.
if its a wheel change then change the hardware>VSS pulse per rev value by the percentage your speedo is out.
if you cant see all of those make sure you have selected advanced option as opposed to basic when opening your editor for the first time
if its a diff ratio change input the changed values into the final drive inputs. usually factory manual at 3.46.
if its a wheel change then change the hardware>VSS pulse per rev value by the percentage your speedo is out.
if you cant see all of those make sure you have selected advanced option as opposed to basic when opening your editor for the first time
Make sure your not in the basic view, and then dig, dig, dig. There is a LOT of stuff in there when your new to it. Hell, I have been using it for years, and still find myself digging when I haven't been in it for awhile.
