Question- Domino Effect of Larger Tires
#6
RE: Question- Domino Effect of Larger Tires
I thought the same thing but i test mine on radar and those street signs telling you how fast your going my speedo read the same as those.
Then i tested it with another car to see if the sign where right.
Then i tested it with another car to see if the sign where right.
#8
RE: Question- Domino Effect of Larger Tires
ORIGINAL: dilo2001gt
why would you be going faster the bigger the tire you should be going slower.
why would you be going faster the bigger the tire you should be going slower.
Hmmm, I think that I'll respectfully disagree with this; the larger the tire (greater diameter), the more ground that will be covered by one rotation of the axle. If you have two same sized rims that are spinning at the same rpm, one is a 33" and the other is a 35", the 35 will be covering more ground. Hence, faster. (I'm not trying to patronize here)
#9
RE: Question- Domino Effect of Larger Tires
I think you guys are talking about the same thing.
The speedometer will report slower than the vehicle is moving.
The vehicle will be moving faster than the speedometer is reporting.
GH
The speedometer will report slower than the vehicle is moving.
The vehicle will be moving faster than the speedometer is reporting.
GH