What does your trailtech [or any other speedometer] say?
#11
Originally posted by: MAD450r
Does this sound logical then since it seems they may have set it wrong
with his stock tires read 87mph
with his 23bandits on front 22spiders on back it read 74mph
Does this sound logical then since it seems they may have set it wrong
with his stock tires read 87mph
with his 23bandits on front 22spiders on back it read 74mph
#13
Ok so if its set to 23's and he puts his 22's is that why its reading 87
so that means with it set higher and putting smaller tires it read's higher no matter what the # ?
so that means with it set higher and putting smaller tires it read's higher no matter what the # ?
#14
If you contact Trailtech, they should be able to provide you with the formula to properly calibrate your computer so that speedo is properly calibrated. They are located here in Battleground,Wa. www.trailtech.com[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
#15
Also,
Basically it requires you to measure the front tire height and convert it to metric. Then do a formula. I couldnt find my manual to help you, but it was pretty easy to adjust when I did mine. I still have the predator formula programmed on my computer that is in my ds. My predator was slightly modded with a few go faster parts and it was topped out at 59mph.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]
Basically it requires you to measure the front tire height and convert it to metric. Then do a formula. I couldnt find my manual to help you, but it was pretty easy to adjust when I did mine. I still have the predator formula programmed on my computer that is in my ds. My predator was slightly modded with a few go faster parts and it was topped out at 59mph.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]
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