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Old 09-15-2017, 03:20 AM
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Question on edge evolution

trying to program the gear ratio and tire size on my 06 f150 4wd with 37x13.50 tires and 22x12 wheels so i can get my speedo back on track as well as my shift points.

on my edge it has the stock gearing on there which is 3.73.

Wouldnt i need to input my final drive ratio that the tires decreased the gearing down to, into the programmer? i used a calculator and it says since ive added the tires my effective gear ratio is now 3.23. should i input 3.23 for my gear ratio, and then input the 37" tire size into the programmer?

i have tried leaving the 3.73 on there and input my 37" circumference for the tire, which i was guessing was the correct way to do it and the speedo is off by like 10mph compared to my gps. can someone enlighten me here?
 
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Old 09-15-2017, 10:03 AM
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Use trial and error till the speedo is about 2 mph faster than the GPS at 60 mph.
 
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Old 09-15-2017, 10:10 AM
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You use the actual ratio, 3.73. When you enter the number for your tires, it calculates by using a formula.
 
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Yes, and you need to put in the tire circumference measured in millimeters, less about 3% for squish.

Your tires are 2951 mm.
 
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Old 09-15-2017, 07:47 PM
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Yes, and you need to put in the tire circumference measured in millimeters, less about 3% for squish.

Your tires are 2951 mm.

thanks for the reply guys. so 2873 would be the value after deducting for the squish?
 
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Yes and after you get it programmed, see how close it is to a gps.
 
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