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I went from 265/35's to 315/35's and my speedometer is off apprx 3mph. Now, if you want to get real technical, when figuring in parallax (angle from driver's position to the speedometer needle) it's almost dead on.Noticeable?
the 305 will change the speedo a bit but not by much.Does the new 305 rear size throw off the speed reading?
Have a ?i just ordered the velgan vmb7s for 2018mustang gt 275 35 20 front and 305 35 20 rear will i have to adjust anything or will it be fine thanks oh and i have it lowered on eibach pro kitthe 305 will change the speedo a bit but not by much.
If you have the non-PP1 wheels, the new rears are 0.9-1.2" larger diameter (depending on which stock wheel), so your speedometer will be off a good amount. 305/30R20 would be almost the same diameter as stock.Have a ?i just ordered the velgan vmb7s for 2018mustang gt 275 35 20 front and 305 35 20 rear will i have to adjust anything or will it be fine thanks oh and i have it lowered on eibach pro kit
Thanks will i have any issuses with rubbing at all thanks for your adviceIf you have the non-PP1 wheels, the new rears are 0.9-1.2" larger diameter (depending on which stock wheel), so your speedometer will be off a good amount. 305/30R20 would be almost the same diameter as stock.
If you're not lowered, unlikely. If you are, depends on your alignment and wheel offset.Thanks will i have any issuses with rubbing at all thanks for your advice
Thanks for your adviceIf you're not lowered, unlikely. If you are, depends on your alignment and wheel offset.
Here is a pic of mine injust did, i think i might go with 305 30s next time in back but picture doesnt do the car justiceIf you have the non-PP1 wheels, the new rears are 0.9-1.2" larger diameter (depending on which stock wheel), so your speedometer will be off a good amount. 305/30R20 would be almost the same diameter as sto
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ThanksI like taller tires, i had 315 35 20s and currently have 295 35 20's makes the car look lowered without having to lower it since it takes up the wheel gap alot better. Can adjust the tire height with your tuner easily if you are tuned. I dotn know if they fit on a lowered setup. I had 315 35 20s on my lowered 2011 mustang and I had to put the stock spring back on the rear to not rub. I had no issues at all on the stock pp1 ride height with 315 35 20s on my 18 though. looks great too.