No- not the tires, but seems like I remember hearing that you can do something (maybe?) in TuneEcu to correct that. Personally, I don't mind having that extra margin of error.
I have a pair of cruisetec tires in my garage and I will be swapping the cobras for them so I should have information in a bit, but then again it is removing an old set for a new set so not exactly an apples to apples comparison.
No- not the tires, but seems like I remember hearing that you can do something (maybe?) in TuneEcu to correct that. Personally, I don't mind having that extra margin of error.
How did you do that? I just downloaded TuneECU to use the Penner map but haven't done that yet. I'd love to adjust the speedo at the same time. The speedo is driving me crazy.
How did you do that? I just downloaded TuneECU to use the Penner map but haven't done that yet. I'd love to adjust the speedo at the same time. The speedo is driving me crazy.
There is a slider bar that adjusts the speedometer its just compare and adjust to the GPS speed on Google maps when in driving mode It can take a few runs to match them but it's easy peazy.
There is a slider bar that adjusts the speedometer its just compare and adjust to the GPS speed on Google maps when in driving mode It can take a few runs to match them but it's easy peazy.
Can I assume you have an older Rocket and not one of the new generation Rocket 3s? I haven't seen the option to correct the Speedo in tuneecu on my 2022 GT
Can I assume you have an older Rocket and not one of the new generation Rocket 3s? I haven't seen the option to correct the Speedo in tuneecu on my 2022 GT