Subject	it isn't that simple
Posted by	aliaZ on January 09, 2012 at 12:01 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Speed Pinion gear change for a 245/45 tire? posted by OleMissFan on January 09, 2012 at 10:51 AM
Message	the sensor also changes to account for the offset of the different gear diameter. The converter box that lugerz mentioned is only $85. This is cheaper than an OEM gear/sensor setup, and will give you much more adjustability
Follow Ups	Speed Pinion gear change for a 245/45 tire? - SMAZ (OKC) 08:50:47 01/09/12 Re: Speed Pinion gear change for a 245/45 tire? - lugerz 09:58:32 01/09/12 I used one of these to correct for my Leader Gears - MidLifeZ (DFW) 16:54:21 01/09/12 Re: Speed Pinion gear change for a 245/45 tire? - aliaZ 10:20:45 01/09/12 Re: Re: Speed Pinion gear change for a 245/45 tire? - OleMissFan 10:51:02 01/09/12 2-3 mph would be OK, but 5 mph is ticket range. (n/m) - SMAZ (OKC) 11:05:39 01/09/12 ... or you drive 5 under what is says on the cluster. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 11:43:36 01/09/12 what if its dark, and a fuse has blown from the trailer - Adam (NoVA) 12:03:27 01/09/12 Worked out fine in the end. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:04:27 01/09/12 what if the officer's radar isn't calibrated correctly? - aliaZ 12:14:46 01/09/12 it isn't that simple - aliaZ 12:01:51 01/09/12 not really. the adjustment boxes are better. (n/m) - Antihero 16:14:55 01/09/12 no, that would be retarded - Adam (NoVA) 17:12:41 01/09/12
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