Hey folks -
Recently did a lift and upsized to 265/70/17 tires. I'd also like to calibrate my Scangauge for the tires to make up for the ~3% difference. Anybody know the correct way to do this, or is the Scangauge calibrating MPG based on engine load and RPM?
There's the ability to adjust the speed -- best way I can think to do it is get a handheld GPS unit and hold my speed steady at 60mph and then adjust the Scangauge accordingly, but maybe I'm overthinking it.
Any ideas there?
Recently did a lift and upsized to 265/70/17 tires. I'd also like to calibrate my Scangauge for the tires to make up for the ~3% difference. Anybody know the correct way to do this, or is the Scangauge calibrating MPG based on engine load and RPM?
There's the ability to adjust the speed -- best way I can think to do it is get a handheld GPS unit and hold my speed steady at 60mph and then adjust the Scangauge accordingly, but maybe I'm overthinking it.
Any ideas there?