Help with Hunter numbers...

S6F · 04-14-2014, 07:28 PM

Can someone help interpret the road-force numbers you get from a Hunter GPS9700? Like what do the upward pointing values, 8 lb., 22 lb.,etc., mean? Are higher numbers better, or worse? And is a net right pull of 3 lb. significant, or not. Appreciate the education. Thanks,

Steve F
'13 335is
grey/black

TheeGovernor · 04-14-2014, 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by stevefoster

Can someone help interpret the road-force numbers you get from a Hunter GPS9700? Like what do the upward pointing values, 8 lb., 22 lb.,etc., mean? Are higher numbers better, or worse? And is a net right pull of 3 lb. significant, or not. Appreciate the education. Thanks,

Steve F
'13 335is
grey/black

Anything less than 9 is fine

ken1137 · 04-14-2014, 08:59 PM

This will help with the explanation...also a reason why some swear their tires/wheels are ok based on their shop using this equipment. However, not realizing there is much more to matching tires and wheels.

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