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    Question Changing Tire Size in HPtuners for korrekt working ASR on a Corvette C6 2005

    Hello there,
    i hope somebody can help me.

    I have changed my wheels and tires from orginal:

    245/40 ZR18 Front and 285/35 ZR19 Rear to

    275/35 ZR18 Front and 305/30 ZR19 Rear

    now i have the problem, when i drive 170 km/h and faster, my ASR goes on and i must switched it manualy off that i can drive faster.

    Where can i changed this in HPtuners??????

    Thanks for any help..........

    Greetings from Germany

    Horst

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    Can you post a before and after tune here so we can take a look at it?

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by EC_Tune
    Can you post a before and after tune here so we can take a look at it?

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    There is no difference. I ask for how i can change it?

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    The reason is because you installed taller front tires, and shorter rear tires.

    I would install 265/35/18 front tires, as only BFG makes a taller rear tire (295/35/19).

    Russ Kemp

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    Your stock front = 808 per mile. Stock rear 774 per mile. Ratio difference 4.3%
    As long as your upgraded tires (front and rear) fall within a fraction of a percent of the original values, you won't have ASR issues.

    Upgraded front 812 rotations per mile
    Updated rear = 793 per mile...New difference 2.3%

    Not sure what an 821 and a 766 would do...

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    @Programmer

    I understand it, but my Question was can i change it in HPTuners????

    I ask because at DiabloSport (Predator) they say you can change it....


    Greetings

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    No that won't fix it either as it is a ratio difference within the ABS module not the Engine control module.
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