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Rusty 09-16-2014 07:10 PM

Differance in size before the lights come on
 
Searched, but didn't find what I was looking for. Question is how much differance can you have between the front tire and rear tire in diameter before it affects the computer? Reason is, I have to order new rear tires. I corded them at my last trackday. The front tires are 275/35-19, 26.6" in diameter, and they are still good. The old 325/30-19's are 26.7" in diameter. Wondering if I could go to 345/30-19, 27.2" diameter without the lights coming on.

cooltoy 09-17-2014 10:40 AM

Ken would know. In one of the threads he told me, but I can not recall. It could be something like 1%.

FPenvy 09-17-2014 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 2967182)
Searched, but didn't find what I was looking for. Question is how much differance can you have between the front tire and rear tire in diameter before it affects the computer? Reason is, I have to order new rear tires. I corded them at my last trackday. The front tires are 275/35-19, 26.6" in diameter, and they are still good. The old 325/30-19's are 26.7" in diameter. Wondering if I could go to 345/30-19, 27.2" diameter without the lights coming on.

whenever i was buying my newest set of tires someone mentioned the acutal amount of difference where it messes up the ECU but for the life of me i cant remember.

i'm running 265/35/19 and 305/30/19 RE-11's and have no light. not sure of the specs of their diameters at the moment.

TreeSemdyZee 09-17-2014 11:54 AM

Man. I REALLY didn't know where to go with that title. :icon17:

cooltoy 09-17-2014 01:06 PM

69% of the people find something dirty in every sentence.

Waiz 09-17-2014 04:08 PM

To keep TCS happy I would keep a stagger of at least .5" to a max of 1"

Rusty 09-17-2014 04:16 PM

I'm looking at a .6" for what I want to do.

cooltoy 09-17-2014 04:17 PM

Must be 1", not 1%. I had a number 1 in my head. Looks like you should be OK at 0.6.

Waiz 09-17-2014 05:00 PM

It's tough to really get concrete info but in my experience if you maintain at least 1% to 3% you won't run into issues

The .5" to 1" guidance is what we have been suggesting to people for years on my350z without issue

I also use this tire calculator whenever I am asked too:

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

cooltoy 09-17-2014 05:16 PM

Waiz is the man too listen to.

kenchan 09-18-2014 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by cooltoy (Post 2967783)
Ken would know. In one of the threads he told me, but I can not recall. It could be something like 1%.

me? :confused:

the 350Z/G35C dynamic control system is rudimentary in comparison to the 370Z's system.

i think if you're within 3% you're fine. i dont have scientific data on this though.

cooltoy 09-18-2014 09:44 AM

I thought it was you who told me, it might have been Waiz. Sorry for throwing up the bat signal.

kenchan 09-18-2014 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by cooltoy (Post 2969143)
I thought it was you who told me, it might have been Waiz. Sorry for throwing up the bat signal.

bat signal? :confused:


;)

cooltoy 09-18-2014 11:54 AM

Almost missed the winking smiley. First I was like "Ken :facepalm:" then I saw it and I was like" me :facepalm:".

:roflpuke2:

Waiz 09-18-2014 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2969089)
me? :confused:

the 350Z/G35C dynamic control system is rudimentary in comparison to the 370Z's system.

i think if you're within 3% you're fine. i dont have scientific data on this though.

Even for as long as the Z33 has been out we don't have concrete info

Damn Nissan and it's over complicated systems! :icon17:


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