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SPEEDOMETER FORD RANGER 1994
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MikeG
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I've driven on that. What's scary is people run the usual 10-15 over the speed limit on it as well.....
Not sure my 4.Slow would exceed that by much, but a breeze for my Mazda 3 to hit the speed limit on it.
1990RangerinSK
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Get a speedometer from a Canadian truck. Those go up to 140.
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Things get touchy here sometimes...
Not sure what's involved in converting to the '95-97 dash and speedo but it goes to 120mph, which is completely useless to me since the highest speed limit in Oregon is 65 and I have a 2.3L that would have a hard time maintaining anything over 80... I drove to Bakersfield in the fall and I didn't top the thing out but didn't go over 85...
Not sure what's involved in converting to the '95-97 dash and speedo but it goes to 120mph, which is completely useless to me since the highest speed limit in Oregon is 65 and I have a 2.3L that would have a hard time maintaining anything over 80... I drove to Bakersfield in the fall and I didn't top the thing out but didn't go over 85...
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I've driven on that. What's scary is people run the usual 10-15 over the speed limit on it as well.....
Not sure my 4.Slow would exceed that by much, but a breeze for my Mazda 3 to hit the speed limit on it.
I've never had my 2011 over 75 mph. I have no idea if it could keep up on the above referenced Texas highway. The 2019 would do it no problem. Even if the 2011 could do it, you could probably watch the gas gauge needle drop as you moved down the road.
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