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Van B |
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So, compared to GPS, my Speedo is consistently 5mph too optimistic. My tires are 195/65-15. I’ve read in other threads that has shown to be a good size for correcting error.
So, not really wanting to go taller still, is there any other way to calibrate the Speedo? Thanks, Van |
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GregAmy |
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Or drive the stock speedo with a GPS/mechanical drive: https://www.speedhut.com/ecommerce/product/...Speed-Converter I keep threatening to do that...or maybe I'll install one of Speedhut's GPS-driven speedos to match their tach I installed... https://www.speedhut.com/gauge/GR338-GPS-01...edometer-120mph Who was it that was selling the speedo drive aluminum block offs? I bought one some years ago for the race car... |
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