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Old 04-07-2008, 06:47 PM
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campermamaI thought the 75's are narrower then the 70's, you rolling resistance should have reduced slightly.This should have been close to a neutral change. I also have a Bed TruckCamper~ 1750kLBS. Started with the Stock 265x70x17EMichelins. Moved to the TOYO 285x70x17D. Now I have the ProcComp 305x65x17E AT. Did a bit better on the HWY but lost a little at take off. Do the Air intake box, intake manifold and the bigger less restrictive exhaust then the stock one.You'll have all that you lost and more HP_Torque then when the truck was stock and new.Your MPG will be better providing you don't flog the pedal. This will be my next project after the triple gauge set-up. This will allow me to baseline all my numbers so whatever improvement-modificatinons I make I will be able to measure and compare.

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Thanks Drew, are you running gauges too? So you can monitor, tranny, etc...?

Ive got a westach boost/egt gage. since i have a manual that is all I need. if you do ahve an auto a tranny gage is a must even if your adding as little as 30hp.

even stock, gages are handy to have to help diagnose certian problems
 
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Angry, the 70 and 75 have nothing to do with the width of the tire. That's the 265 and 285.

eg. 285/75/17 = 285 milimeters wide/75% aspect ratio (This means that the SIDEWALL is 75% the distance of the WIDTH of the tire, the 285)/17" rim.
 



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