27.5 front skinny, 29 rear . Any issues down the track
Any body these size tires on the 1/4 mile track. Any issues with the diameter sizes. Want to know before I order some tires.
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According to website skinny is 27,8” and rear is 28.8” so 3.48% diameter difference?
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I have mainly seen people say no more than half an inch difference otherwise it sets ABS but I don't know the limits
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I am 3% different on my street tires and zero issues.
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I'm running 27" in the front and 28" in the back and the computer was not a fan. Had to pull the fuses.
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I pulled fuses on mine spun just a hair on the launch and it knocked the rev limiter down to 5000 I was waiting for my shift light at 6200.... put them back and problem solved. I would prefer to have them pulled so I don’t have to disable traction control plus I liked the steering better. Idk how to fix that problem though
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When I pulled fuses I could no longer do a burnout. Best to match tire sizes and not create new issues.
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I think the biggest difference people go is 3%. 285/35/20 and 315/35/20. You might be okay with your selections. Might. You a gambler?
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Tune out traction control for the drag strip. I ran 315/35/17 25" rears and stock fronts. Fuses pulled zero issues. Mine was a 2015
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Have no clue why mine did what it did only if I spun a little bit. I don’t spin much when I launch. I wonder if you just disconnect the sensors if that would work better...???? No idea
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I have been racing with the fuses pulled for a couple years. Heck my ABS has not even worked for the last year I think we broke a sensor.
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