Thread: Nanocom tyre coefficient setting

It only corrects the Nanocom speed display

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I set it using the GPS to gauge the speed, then adjusted it until it read the same. For 32's it's about 1.110 by memory. Then I found a radar and asked them to check my speed on a few passes at 40, 60 and 80. Funnily enough this wasn't an issue when I explained what for, even though it was a 50 zone.

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

I set it using the GPS to gauge the speed, then adjusted it until it read the same. For 32's it's about 1.110 by memory. Then I found a radar and asked them to check my speed on a few passes at 40, 60 and 80. Funnily enough this wasn't an issue when I explained what for, even though it was a 50 zone.

Am I reading right that by changing this setting the speedo now reads corectly?
If so was there any noticable diference in the drivability?

Cheers, Kyle.

Originally Posted by clubagreenie

I set it using the GPS to gauge the speed, then adjusted it until it read the same. For 32's it's about 1.110 by memory. Then I found a radar and asked them to check my speed on a few passes at 40, 60 and 80. Funnily enough this wasn't an issue when I explained what for, even though it was a 50 zone.

So did it correct the speedo or did it only correct the speed read through the Nanocom as mentionned previously?

Only the Nanocom output. Doesn't efffect the speedo. You'll need a tru-speed unit to correct the speedo.

Any idea if this setting affects auto shifts?