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jax4bangin

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after a gear change (3.73 to 4.27) how wud i correct my speedometer? after the gear change it will read way faster than im actually going right?

therefore it wud probably set off my abs light too right? can gear shops make the speedometer adjustments?
 


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come on dudes help me out
 
jax4bangin

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yea dude thanks!! theres one thats 80$ thats a universal fit. wonder if its legit
 
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a shop or dealership will reprogram it from what i hear. for alot less than $200
 
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yea thats more wat im lookin for.. just someone that can calibrate it for me cause i only plan on changin tire and gear size once
 
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A dealership or qualified shop can recalibrate your speedo for gear and tire changes, you can also buy a programmer such as jet chips or superchips and do it yourself, its easy and you can gain some power with it as well, and if you change your mind later in the future and decide to get bigger tires or regear you can just recalibrate yourself oh and it also acts as a code reader/puller so it can save you $$$$$ in the future! Just my 2 cents
 
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