edge evo questions
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From: NC
You can put any tire size in there. The manual that comes with it converts the tire sizes to a number that you put in. I believe the number is revolutions per mile. Changing that corrects the speedo, and it will give you a better reading on the miles per gallon. Nothing else changes. You may have to play with the tire size a bit and check the speed with a gps if you have one. Also, the edge speedo reading will be a couple mile an hour lower than the truck speedo. The trucks read slower than you are going. The edge reads the actual speed off the PCM.
The GPS confirmation is the best way to confirm the correct tire size and GR.
Start with 3% squish and adjust from there using a GPS or known distance:
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From: In the fast lane from LA to Tokyo...
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From: Joplin MO
he was stuck for about 30-45 minutes trying to rock in out in drive
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From: Alma GA
i guess you're asking me that? if so no..i have a edge evo on my 04 supercrew f-150..it's my daily truck and what i use to haul my 01 (truck in my sig) and my family to shows and what not..
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From: missing Texas...
he must have cranked up the line pressure and fried the pump
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actually i think he burnt up the clutches, oh yea i got it, i ordered the evo and they sent me the evo cs so im pretty happy, i think they were out of stock on the evo and i did pay like $500 but they said it retails for 700 so i still got a deal