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Help with speedo recalibration since slp discontinued there product.
Help with speedo recalibration since slp discontinued there product.
well i wanted to go from 3.23 to 3.73, but i need some help with it. Does anyone have the 93-97 unit that i could use. I could pay for shipping back and forth lol.
Magus are you reprograming pcms yet?
I might just stick with the 3.23 since its not worth all this trouble sigh....
Dont go jet I ordered my sc2000 in about july it took till october to get. They kept seying bs eta any thing from one week to 30 days to another 3 weeks. total bs, and then I finaly got it and it did not work so I had to send it back. now im still waiting for my new one and the eta last I chekced was 3 day's and that was like a week and a hals ago. so there is my thoughts about jet.good luck [img]graemlins/bs.gif[/img]
1999 Camaro V6 A4<br />Navy Blue metallic<br />Intake+Exhaust+4.10+?=?
I talked to Jet and their calibrator only goes as far as calibrating 3.42 gears. They said the speedometer will be more accurate than before but still won't be perfect. I don't even care about the speedometer anymore. 15% off isn't that bad. I'd rather get me a nice laser/radar detector/jammer and not deal with the calibrator.
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Dekay: I talked to Jet and their calibrator only goes as far as calibrating 3.42 gears. They said the speedometer will be more accurate than before but still won't be perfect. I don't even care about the speedometer anymore. 15% off isn't that bad. I'd rather get me a nice laser/radar detector/jammer and not deal with the calibrator.<hr></blockquote>
As far as I know, it all depends on the original starting point of where you're calculating from. When I called them a few months ago, they said up to 4 gear ratio bumps. I had a customer that wanted to use it going from a 2.73 to a 4.10 rear end and JET said it wouldn't work.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by viper98885:
As far as I know, it all depends on the original starting point of where you're calculating from. When I called them a few months ago, they said up to 4 gear ratio bumps. I had a customer that wanted to use it going from a 2.73 to a 4.10 rear end and JET said it wouldn't work.<hr></blockquote>
I thought you could go from 3.08's to 3.73 by changing it to a 3.42 and THEN change the tire size to 24" or something like that...to get it close, anyway. Am I wrong on that?
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