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I want to change from my current 205/40/R17s to 205/50/R17s, do you guys think theres any real issue with it?
I swapped from whatever my stock size was up a bit already an i havent gotten the car computer adjusted to suit.
My question is, if i go to the 50 should i buy an obd programmer or get it done at a garage? Any experience with this?
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>>15889613
Won't make much of a difference
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>>15889613
Why do you need an obd scanner to change tires? WTF are you even on about?
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>>15889613
>I need to reflash my ecu to suit the new tire size
You seriously can't be this retarded. The OBD scanner only checks for engine errors
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>>15891799
>>15891836
He's talking about setting up his speedo for a larger diameter wheel, you mongs.
But it won't make any considerable difference, anyway.
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>>15892680
The only time he has to worry about that is putting 36 inch tires on his truck you mong
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>>15889613
You might get in trouble for not running a manufacturer approved tire size.
Oh wait, you don't live in yurop.
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The correct size is 205/45R17, faggot. Try using them, or stop being a little bitch and get some magna wheels and go 225/45R17
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>>15892983
Adding one inch to your wheels already affects significantly the speedo, you dip.
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>>15889613
>going taller instead of wider
You dun goof'd OP
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