Tire size
#2
Nope, You can actually run the same sized tires (overall height) on a 18" rim as what came on it's stock 16"s, that's what came on my 18"s when I bought them. I've now upgraded to 35"s with 4.88 gears, haven't recalibrated the speedo yet but I know the offset based on GPS speed and miles.
#4
Don't know what size tire your going with but my Hyperpac will only let me program upto 33.5" anything over and my truck won't start and hyperpac will show an error.
#5
I documented this on the way home with the new rubber when I bought the Nitto Duras, they are 305/70R18E specced to be 35.28" tall, rear gears are 4.88.
Speed verified by GPS on a flat level stretch of I-495 in DE and RPMs were taken from the Ultra-Guage's digital display;
50 MPH = 1720 RPM
55 MPH = 1900 RPM
60 MPH = 2055 RPM
65 MPH = 2230 RPM
70 MPH = 2408 RPM
75 MPH = 2580 RPM
#6
I documented this on the way home with the new rubber when I bought the Nitto Duras, they are 305/70R18E specced to be 35.28" tall, rear gears are 4.88.
Speed verified by GPS on a flat level stretch of I-495 in DE and RPMs were taken from the Ultra-Guage's digital display;
50 MPH = 1720 RPM
55 MPH = 1900 RPM
60 MPH = 2055 RPM
65 MPH = 2230 RPM
70 MPH = 2408 RPM
75 MPH = 2580 RPM
Speed verified by GPS on a flat level stretch of I-495 in DE and RPMs were taken from the Ultra-Guage's digital display;
50 MPH = 1720 RPM
55 MPH = 1900 RPM
60 MPH = 2055 RPM
65 MPH = 2230 RPM
70 MPH = 2408 RPM
75 MPH = 2580 RPM
#7
For our situation and usage that's all that really matters Michael, Everything that I've done to the Ex has been directed toward making it a better tow rig!
The old 32" tires at 65 MPH had the motor turning at 2430 RPMs, beast mode!
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