silvertibbs

I agree :pic: smile.gif

you shouldn't have to reset anything. Just make sure you coincide with this link

http://www.rdtiburon.com//index.php?name=F...viewtopic&t=845

draguntib

Yea all i have done so far is new wheels. Going to do some of the DIY this weekend when i change my brake lines. Will also post some pics soon. I was just wondering about resetting it since some say to do so after anything you add or change on the car. Thanks for all your help.

tibwrcsbj

if your wheel/tire combo is sized properly you shouldn't have to reset the ECU.

If they DON'T keep the overall profile of your stock rims/tires you need to have your speedo calibrated......this is NOT done by resetting the ECU. you have to take it to a shop to have it done.

JalemX

wheel spacers would probably do it, only thing is if you get a set that are flush in the back you're screwed and still have to take out the screws (i drilled mine out) then sanded everything down.

Anybody have a link to a nice set of well-machined wheel spacers? I don't need much offset increase, just in the back a lil bit, i'd like to see the wheels match up with the wheel well... Thnx


refer to page 1 of this thread (even on to page 2) : http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?name=Fo...=viewtopic&t=22

It'll answer all you're questions about those screws and the difference between captive and non-captive rotors.

silvertibbs

I just suggest to be carefull with wheel spacers, they work great for show but it you're going for a decent track time your asking for trouble. And by track times I don't just mean at the track. Everyday beating takes it's toll on those.

Cuda-Turbo

I have H&R 25 mm spacers on the back of my Tib, I have some pics here somewhere I can send to ya! Whats your email?

JalemX

i sent a pm with my email info. thnx

draguntib

Once again i thank everyone for all the help. I just have one more question. Im mounting my rims now but have no idea how much torqe to use ive looked around and cant really find much on it. Does any one know? Thanks again!

KayJai

80 foot pounds
No more, no less.

Use a nice torque wrench

draguntib

Thanks a bunch. Will post some pics tonight after i give her a bath!



Ok here are the pics i said i would post. Once again thanks for all your helps. couldnt have done it without you!



These are ADR DV-8 17x7 rims and Falken 205/40/17 Ziex Tires. Handles great and rides so much smoother than stock!

Guess that didnt work. I posted them in the gallery if you wanna take a look!

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