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what is everyone using on here for speedometer correction i wanna see what im acutally getting for fuel milage so im gonna need a correction device...i have seen the superlift tru speed, but is there anything else out there thats cheeper and works just as well?
i also saw the Superchips tirepaq but it only does up to 36" tires
what is everyone using on here for speedometer correction i wanna see what im acutally getting for fuel milage so im gonna need a correction device...i have seen the superlift tru speed, but is there anything else out there thats cheeper and works just as well?
i also saw the Superchips tirepaq but it only does up to 36" tires
Well, the cheapest way to do it is for free. Check post #20 on the thread below for an example of a MPH vs RPM chart I can make for you that corrects your Speedo for an oversize tire.
As you can see from that post and several previous ones, I'll need your diff ratio, tranny type, stock tire size, and it's most accurate to measure the rolling circumference of your oversize tire as I explained there.
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