Low Priority here, I obviously have way too much time on my hands and I got sick of calculating tire sizes. If you want to do pmetrics size conversions: http://tinyurl.com/y5njae
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Tire size converter
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Another good site that shows a comparison between new and old tire size:
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
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Pretty cool
uHu
Bridgeburner
Awfully Cool !!
MrMoMo
That's not rust, it's Canadian patina...
OK, so according to the 2nd one, my 305/70R16's are pretty close to 33's by 12 wide?
2nd part to question... if my speedo is reading 80km/h, and I'm actually doing 90km/h - how much does this throw off my Odo? (12%?)
Oh, and is there an easy way to stop my front left from rubbing my steering "bits"?
2nd part to question... if my speedo is reading 80km/h, and I'm actually doing 90km/h - how much does this throw off my Odo? (12%?)
Oh, and is there an easy way to stop my front left from rubbing my steering "bits"?
hoser
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MrMofo, yes 305's are close to 33's. If it is reading 80 and you are doing 90, then 90/80 is 1.125 or 12.5%
You'll have the ask the 40's group about your last question. Often times there is a steering "bump stop" that restricts the amount you can turn but I don't know if they had that technology back then.
You'll have the ask the 40's group about your last question. Often times there is a steering "bump stop" that restricts the amount you can turn but I don't know if they had that technology back then.
MrMoMo
That's not rust, it's Canadian patina...
Whoops, sorry, didn't realize I had jumpedinto the 100 series
Thanks, Phoser.
Thanks, Phoser.
