Subject	Re: "after correcting for odometer error"
Posted by	sorka on November 22, 2005 at 5:46 PM
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In Reply To	"after correcting for odometer error" posted by Moxie on November 22, 2005 at 05:39 PM
Message	The 4.10s are 10% shorter. Installing them will raise speedometer and odemeter measurements by 10%. My wheels are larger than stock, so my speedometer measured 4% slower than I was actually traveling. Now it measures 6% faster than I'm actually traveling. 6% + 4% = 10%
Follow Ups	Leader 4.10s 600 mile update and review.... - sorka 17:22:52 11/22/05 "after correcting for odometer error" - Moxie 17:39:51 11/22/05 how could that be possible? - ZLover4Life 17:43:04 11/22/05 u got mail! (n/m) - Rickytl (MA) 23:52:34 11/22/05 Without changing the speed sensor, the Speedometer will - AzHeat 10:32:01 11/23/05 you're agreeing with me, right? - ZLover4Life 18:16:19 11/23/05 If you replace the speed sensor with the NA one it will - Guapo 17:43:07 11/22/05 Do you have a part number? - sorka 17:48:05 11/22/05 I don't actually. - Guapo 20:16:18 11/22/05 or perhaps ni[X]it ... (n/m) - Guapo 21:30:20 11/22/05 32743-30p20 (n/m) - ni[X]it 21:24:40 11/22/05 That's what it was, thanks (n/m) - Moxie 18:07:57 11/22/05 Re: "after correcting for odometer error" - sorka 17:46:29 11/22/05 VTF (n/m) - BradZ (FL) 17:57:53 11/22/05 Good to hear (n/m) - SeedyROM 23:05:53 11/22/05 What is your speed at 3000 RPM's in 5th? (n/m) - mr. zed line 23:26:57 11/22/05 About 71 MPH with stock diameter wheels and tires and - SirpriZ 01:27:56 11/23/05 The speedometer is going to read the same regardless - AzHeat 10:30:05 11/23/05 Can't u get the NA speed sensor? (n/m) - Chase86 15:07:59 11/23/05
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