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Old 02-03-2009, 10:07 AM
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I like your new tire size look.. I'll be doing the same when my tires wear out. Thanks for the pics!
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What is "FC"?

BTW, what do you guys do who run tire diameters that are significantly different than stock do about speedometer error? Do you just ignore it, or is recalibration possible (like we used to do with our old VDO speedos, at places like Palo Alto Speedometer)?
FC = fuel consumption. From all the information gathered in our local Fit/Jazz forum (FJC), as long as the tires are changed from the stock specs, the fuel consumption increases, thus the km/litre (miles/gallon) decreases.

The 2 new tire models I posted are pretty new. Probably just released in Japan. We are still looking forward to its availability in Singapore.

As for the speedometer errors caused by change in tire and/or rim size, currently we still do not have any workshop that's capable to do a recalibration yet. Even with everything stock, attaching a ScanGauge II would show that the stock speedometer has abt a 5km/h error from actual speed (assume the ECU readings are more accurate).

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