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p38arover



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steptoe wrote:
If you know the speedo reads 2mph faster then why not just deduct it in your head when driving... or is that too difficult 😄. .


I think it’s an American thing. I’ve seen the same complaint from Americans on a motorcycle forum I frequent Ron B. VK2OTC
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umitbat



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Normally speedos read more.
And if tyre fitted is smaller it reads even more. 2010 3.6tdv8 180k km.
sold 06 td6 160k
Sold 03 td6 260k
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Ozrock



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Mine reads about 4mph under what the gps is telling me. I also asked dealer if they could recalibrate. They said no. In the US. Drives me nuts.
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Ian G



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bishbosh10 wrote:

particularly when there is a change in elevation


Or maybe they would be if speed limits were in three dimensions Mr. Green
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Bl4ckD0g



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Ozrock wrote:
Mine reads about 4mph under what the gps is telling me. I also asked dealer if they could recalibrate. They said no. In the US. Drives me nuts.


And you are running the correct wheels and tyres? That is very unusual...

PS. You do know that consumer GPS, like a phone, isn't generally an accurate measurement.
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