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what happned to the thread on actual tire size??

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what happned to the thread on actual tire size??

Post by brendan_h »

i tryed looking for it but cant seem to find it. i remeber posting in it but its not in my previous posts
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Post by ajsr »

been looking for that as well
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Post by Gwagensteve »

http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic14 ... +tire+size

I put actual tire size into search and specified the suzuki page only.

It was about three pages back through the search matches.

I recalled the author though, so for an experiment, I added author (lay80n) and just put in "tyre size"

It was the seventh thread on the list then.

took 30 seconds all up.

Search does work.

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Post by Gwagensteve »

Which reminds me, I still owe this thread some numbers.... :oops:

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Post by lay80n »

Gwagensteve wrote:Which reminds me, I still owe this thread some numbers.... :oops:

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Post by Gwagensteve »

:roll: :D

Only got one measurement yesterday -

brand new 9X34 16 swamper on a 6.5" rim - unladen, 20 psi - 33.5" exactly.

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Sorry, more to come.

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Post by GRPABT1 »

How are you guys measuring, ie specifically, cause my pedes are roundish at road pressure on the tread surface (which I like). Should I get a tape out and do rolling diam?
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Post by want33s »

GRPABT1 wrote:How are you guys measuring, ie specifically, cause my pedes are roundish at road pressure on the tread surface (which I like). Should I get a tape out and do rolling diam?
The most accurate way to get diameter would be rolling circumference divided by Pi. (State the tyre psi)

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