how can i calculate how off my spedo is?
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how can i calculate how off my spedo is?
iv got 275/60/r15's in the back, connected to a 3.23 gear on my 84 TA. i was wondering how i can calculate how far off my spedo is.
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Car: 1987 Camaro Z-28
Engine: 6.3L Victor EFI
Transmission: Tremec TKO 600
Axle/Gears: Moser 9"/4.11 Trac-Lok
This might help:
http://www.chevytalk.com/tech/index.html
Click on Transmissions there & there is an article with links on how to calculate.
http://www.chevytalk.com/tech/index.html
Click on Transmissions there & there is an article with links on how to calculate.
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Also, www.700r4.com/ has a calculator. If you use what tire size is supposed to be on the rear of your car and the new size it will tell you how many teeth difference on the driven gear. 1 tooth equals 1.8 to 2 mph difference.
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i must be a retard, cuase i cant figure this out. there isnt a way to figure out how many MPH your off?
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I posted it last night, guess it diddent go through. Your supposed to have 215 65 r15 tires on stock 15in rims. Your new tires require 15 tooth drive gear and 35 tooth driven gear, or an 18 tooth drive and 42 tooth driven to be correct. The correct count for the stock 215 65 15's is an 18 tooth drive and 45 tooth driven. Your about 8MPH slow with your new tires.
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Originally posted by fattie92
8mph slow all the time? or at a certian speed? i found out that 215's are 26inches in dia.. but what are 275s?
8mph slow all the time? or at a certian speed? i found out that 215's are 26inches in dia.. but what are 275s?
Your 8 MPH slow in every gear. The calculator @ the web site I gave you doesent need the metric size so 26 or what ever in doesent matter. What does matter is the fact you need a 42 tooth drive gear to correct the speedometer reading, since you should have the offset speedo housing, assuming your car came stock with those gears you just need an $8 part to get the correct speed.
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it can be if you've never done it before, but theres a first for everything. Ask a near-by thirdgen.org member to give you a hand.
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Originally posted by fattie92
is it a pain to change the gear?
is it a pain to change the gear?
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