Subject	The speedometer is going to read the same regardless
Posted by	AzHeat on November 23, 2005 at 10:30 AM
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In Reply To	What is your speed at 3000 RPM's in 5th? (n/m) posted by mr. zed line on November 22, 2005 at 11:26 PM
Message	of the diff. gearing. That is because the speedometer gets it's reading from the transmission output shaft not the wheels. Your actual speed of course will be different.
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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