How do I find Tire rev/mile so I can recalibrate.
#2
Here's a tire size calculator that may help. Computes Rev/mile too.
http://www.barretire.com/calculator.htm
http://www.barretire.com/calculator.htm
#5
BTW to anyone reading about tire revs. Manufacturers data is often wrong. There is no way for them to know what rim width you are using or what weight will be on the tires. The only reliable method I've found is math. Calculate your own revs when the tire is mounted on your car. Measure the tire height, multiply by 3.142. Take the inches in a mile (63360) and divide by your tire circumference. I've changed tire setups quite a few times and this method is always spot on.
#6
http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp
This one also displays pictures of the tires front and side.
This one also displays pictures of the tires front and side.
#7
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I use my GPS to get my real speed and then adjust from there. Since the handhelds typically let you adjust by tens of RPM's (i.e., 710, 720, 730...) you'll rarely get dead-on anyway. Best to have the odometer read a tad high just to keep us... honest.
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