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Right... and that's my point about maintaining the % height difference front to rear. These cars come staggered and if you want to use the electronics to their fullest extent, you should keep them in their operating range.
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You can always update the tire size in HP tuners!
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Right, that's why I was going with those tires. But all the threads were related to ZLE's, so I was going off of that information, unless the ZL1 and the ZLE ECM's calibration for ABS is the same. The % difference is definitely a bit different than I was anticipating for the ZL1. 305/660/18 F 325/680/18 R is a 3% difference in height compared to stock's 1.9%. There really isn't a tire configuration that gets it closer. 305/660/18F 325/660/18R is a 0% difference. I was using Sport 1 towards the end of the season.
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