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jm960326

posted on 4th Aug 03 at 16:20

This is going to be 19s so from what I can gather, when the speedo reads 70mhp I'll be doing around 81 ish. Might ask Vauxhall or ABP if they can alter it or set it up.


Andy GSi

posted on 4th Aug 03 at 16:07

alter the speedo urself! when i was changing my dials! i had to remove the speedo arms, and when i put them bk on, i had to follw a mate to get a rough speed! but i have 17" on now, had 15" when i did that! so god nows how fast i'm going!! just tell by the revs:lol:


luca2020

posted on 4th Aug 03 at 15:51

it can be re-set, im sure of it, but cant remember where and how much it costs


jm960326

posted on 4th Aug 03 at 15:45

Cheers for that. Anyone else know if it can be reset??


Noonster

posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 11:57

The website that will tell you the differences it:

http://www.chris-longhurst.com/carbibles/index.html?menu.html&tyre_bible.html

And as far as I know you can't get the speedo calibrated...... its the price you have to pay for haveng nice big alloys :)


jm960326

posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 10:46

As above basically, 19s alter the reading quite a bit- bout 15% aprox I think, IE 70mph reads as about 60mph on speedo so Im told. There is a website that tells you what the difference is.

Basically can you get the speedo calibrated to the new sized wheels so dont get caught speeding basically.??

Cheers
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