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Old 12-25-2017, 08:02 PM
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The Superchips Flashpaq and some of their other products do tire size and gears up to 4.10 and 37" on 2015 (at least on 5.0L they do).

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Old 12-26-2017, 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by tmcolegr
You're not going to find an OEM solution.

The tire size and axle ratio can be adjusted using FORScan or you can look at an aftermarket solution (Hypertech Speedometer Calibrator or In-Line Calibrator or an aftermarket tuning device w/custom tune)

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Originally Posted by locknload
I'm going to 35s and 4.10s as soon as the install kits come in so I've been looking for a solution as well. I've searched the huge Forscan thread and must have missed it because I'm still looking. I looked at NGuage with 5Star tunes but I don't think they're doing gear adjustments yet.
As big as the Forscan thread is, guys don't mind you asking your specific question. Great guys there with tons of help.
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FORScan Spreadsheet BCM Tab:
726-12-01 x*** xxxx xxxx Axle Ratio: 13B=3.15, 14B=3.31, 163=3.55, 175=3.73, 19A=4.10
726-12-01 xxxx ABCD xxxx Tire Circumference (for speedometer calibration) **changing this will to cause DTC in PCM and will cause wrench icon on dash on 2017s**
** Change ABCD to the calculated value from the link below **
follow this link for the ABCD calculation

Note: The link is lost pasting the ABCD value link from the spreadsheet. Also, you will get better feedback posting your question in the FORScan sticky thread. I am not sure if axle ratios above 4.10 are possible.
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Plus after you make the change you should run the "PCM module initialization/relearn vehicle data" and "TCM relearn vehicle data" (if it lists it for you) in the programming screen in FORScan.
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Old 12-26-2017, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Cobra Gt
FORScan Spreadsheet BCM Tab:
726-12-01 x*** xxxx xxxx Axle Ratio: 13B=3.15, 14B=3.31, 163=3.55, 175=3.73, 19A=4.10
726-12-01 xxxx ABCD xxxx Tire Circumference (for speedometer calibration) **changing this will to cause DTC in PCM and will cause wrench icon on dash on 2017s**
** Change ABCD to the calculated value from the link below **
follow this link for the ABCD calculation

Note: The link is lost pasting the ABCD value link from the spreadsheet. Also, you will get better feedback posting your question in the FORScan sticky thread. I am not sure if axle ratios above 4.10 are possible.
Thank you so much. You sir... ROCK. I have the spreadsheet and looked over, what I thought was thoroughly but I apparently completely missed it.

Originally Posted by Cobra Gt
Plus after you make the change you should run the "PCM module initialization/relearn vehicle data" and "TCM relearn vehicle data" (if it lists it for you) in the programming screen in FORScan.
Will do, thanks again!!
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Originally Posted by Cobra Gt
Plus after you make the change you should run the "PCM module initialization/relearn vehicle data" and "TCM relearn vehicle data" (if it lists it for you) in the programming screen in FORScan.
Where would this be on the Forscan screen? I just changed my gear ratio to "019A" (4.10s) and now have an orange wrench on my instrument cluster, I don't even see where I can clear that DTC. I tried clearing the log but the wrench remains. Haven't tried the tire size yet, want to get this cleared up first. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by locknload
Where would this be on the Forscan screen? I just changed my gear ratio to "019A" (4.10s) and now have an orange wrench on my instrument cluster, I don't even see where I can clear that DTC. I tried clearing the log but the wrench remains. Haven't tried the tire size yet, want to get this cleared up first. Thanks.
Best to ask this in the FORscan thread. I have never reinitialized/relearn a module. However, I know it has to be done for some changes so codes don't get thrown or the wrench.
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Thanks, I'll post over there in a bit.
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Originally Posted by locknload
Where would this be on the Forscan screen? I just changed my gear ratio to "019A" (4.10s) and now have an orange wrench on my instrument cluster, I don't even see where I can clear that DTC. I tried clearing the log but the wrench remains. Haven't tried the tire size yet, want to get this cleared up first. Thanks.
You have to do the PCM relearn function within FORScan. Yes they’ll help you out over in the FORScan thread.


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