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Huck · 03-05-2012, 09:59 PM

When you get bigger wheels you usually get thinner tires, so the overall circumference of the tire stays the same, same rotational ratio, blah blah blah. If you get a much bigger tire then yeah it can throw off your tachometer. Like alcheng said, shop techs can fix it for you.

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Huck A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Cocoa, Florida Age: 41 Posts: 5,075 Drives: Pantydropper machine Rep Power: 33	When you get bigger wheels you usually get thinner tires, so the overall circumference of the tire stays the same, same rotational ratio, blah blah blah. If you get a much bigger tire then yeah it can throw off your tachometer. Like alcheng said, shop techs can fix it for you. __________________ VLEDS \| Evo-R \| Moddiction \| CF Hood Struts \| F.I. CF CBE & LTH \| Stillen CAI \| NST Pulleys \| UpRev \| Z1 \| M7 \| Status \| Forgestar \| PSS \| Whiteline \| SPL \| SPC \| Kenwood \| Zenclosure \| Kicker \| Alpine Type R