Subject	Actually its very easy...
Posted by	Bobby12many on May 13, 2003 at 11:10 AM
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In Reply To	Virtually impossible. posted by ni[X]it on May 13, 2003 at 06:58 AM
Message	My Speedo went kaput and swapped in a new Canadian spec cluster. Took out the ODO on the Cspec one, removed it and changed the mileage(k/M) to match the old ODO. Its actually very easy to do... not that its legal to do it anyother way than I mentioned. The "witcho" incident: "fuck you bitch you fuckin started this shit . say sorry or bring down your slow as z witcho slow as pops in the car and i'll teach you both a new lesson. Not internet related but PAIN related" ....posted by z32pilot on April 09, 2003 at 11:30 PM My sounddomain page Leave some feedback on my site!
Follow Ups	Can I reset my Odometer after a complete engine rebuild? (n/m) - Stickeefingerz 02:24:02 05/13/03 not legally, besides the body still has that mileage on it (n/m) - Grendelrt(VA) 02:30:43 05/13/03 2nd. (n/m) - [AK]Zip 06:04:50 05/13/03 3rd... but I am (n/m) - Speedin Z32 (Tampa, FL) 06:14:35 05/13/03 Common Sense.... The Chassis, Body, Interior, Tranny, .... - Rob.M 06:54:16 05/13/03 Virtually impossible. - ni[X]it 06:58:20 05/13/03 Actually its very easy... - Bobby12many 11:10:04 05/13/03 Mine appeared almost impossible to do. - ni[X]it 12:45:21 05/13/03 In your Z or the Joopstain? (n/m) - Bobby12many 13:58:28 05/13/03 In the Z. (n/m) - ni[X]it 22:00:44 05/13/03 From what I know the only time you can replace or reset - RT 08:09:53 05/13/03 Your question doesn't surprise considering your screen name (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:16:51 05/13/03
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