Phunk's Guide To Huge Meat

Originally Posted by phunk By virtue of being a 28 itself is what causes it. The diameter is too large. The wheel speed sensor system detects it via the decreased

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Phunk's Guide To Huge Meat

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Originally Posted by phunk

By virtue of being a 28 itself is what causes it. The diameter is too large. The wheel speed sensor system detects it via the decreased axle speed offset relative to the front axle, and it causes a fault. A simple, but not free, way around this would be to increase front tire rolling diameter by an equal proportion.

Ah makes good sense!
So how would I go about making sure the increases are proportional in both front and rear?
Do you go by overall tire diameter or does the wheel size have an effect as well?

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