Another Predator Question
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Another Predator Question
Lets start by telling you that I just had my rig raised 6" and installed BFG 315/70R17 KO's. Obviously my speedo is not reading correctly so I picked up a Superlift truespeed sensor and I am going to install it this weekend.
My question is should I reload the factory settings (currently running performance 65hp tune) from the Predator prior to installing the truespeed sensor, or can I just install it while the truck is in the performance tune. I am concerned about the voltage being a factor when reloading the factory tune if I ever have to. The predator manual is pretty concerned about any extra accessories when reading and writing tunes. Is this an issue. Anybody have any comments on the proper way to address this issue. Thanks.
Rich
My question is should I reload the factory settings (currently running performance 65hp tune) from the Predator prior to installing the truespeed sensor, or can I just install it while the truck is in the performance tune. I am concerned about the voltage being a factor when reloading the factory tune if I ever have to. The predator manual is pretty concerned about any extra accessories when reading and writing tunes. Is this an issue. Anybody have any comments on the proper way to address this issue. Thanks.
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I e-mailed Diablo Sport and had the same question and they told me that they haven't done any test with the Predator and the Truspeed and I should disconnect the Truspeed when changing programs .
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I haven't installed mine .
There are two adjustment screws on the side of the unit for calibration and I believe once that is set , it's set
I don't think I'll be installing the Truspeed because with the 315 's on there is only a 4 mph difference between the speedo and the GPS .
There are two adjustment screws on the side of the unit for calibration and I believe once that is set , it's set
I don't think I'll be installing the Truspeed because with the 315 's on there is only a 4 mph difference between the speedo and the GPS .
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Thanks for the info Monster Duty
Yeah, we checked it out at 70mph and I was reading 5mph slow. I am more interested in getting an accurate odometer reading for out driving trails,I probably should have bought a GPS myself. Do you know if they work and show forrestry trails? My friends just does streets and highways and such, but it doesn't have off road maps on it. Maybe I should research it further and quite possibly return it for a gps!
Shopping for a gps is a whole nother issue!
Rich
Yeah, we checked it out at 70mph and I was reading 5mph slow. I am more interested in getting an accurate odometer reading for out driving trails,I probably should have bought a GPS myself. Do you know if they work and show forrestry trails? My friends just does streets and highways and such, but it doesn't have off road maps on it. Maybe I should research it further and quite possibly return it for a gps!
Shopping for a gps is a whole nother issue!
Rich
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Originally Posted by ROKNZRX
Thanks for the info Monster Duty
Yeah, we checked it out at 70mph and I was reading 5mph slow. I am more interested in getting an accurate odometer reading for out driving trails,I probably should have bought a GPS myself. Do you know if they work and show forrestry trails? My friends just does streets and highways and such, but it doesn't have off road maps on it. Maybe I should research it further and quite possibly return it for a gps!
Shopping for a gps is a whole nother issue!
Rich
Yeah, we checked it out at 70mph and I was reading 5mph slow. I am more interested in getting an accurate odometer reading for out driving trails,I probably should have bought a GPS myself. Do you know if they work and show forrestry trails? My friends just does streets and highways and such, but it doesn't have off road maps on it. Maybe I should research it further and quite possibly return it for a gps!
Shopping for a gps is a whole nother issue!
Rich
Rich...
what u do with a GPS in the "boonies" is save a Waypoint BEfORE you get out there... then it will always be able to tell u which way is "out"
little more to it than that... but that's the gist of it...
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I don't know if the e-mail went through ?
Here's a link that might help
http://forestry.about.com/od/mapping...essentials.htm
Waypoint is a navigation fix . Usually a destination or point of reference .
Here's a link that might help
http://forestry.about.com/od/mapping...essentials.htm
Waypoint is a navigation fix . Usually a destination or point of reference .