Spedo Adjustment
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I just bought a base 350z and id like to add 19" wheels But, how is the spedo going to be adjusted When i had a crustang all i had to do was change a gear in the spedo cable. What do they do with the Z?
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Originally posted by Stone Z
If you run 275/35 or 285/35 in the rear you shouldn't have to calibrate at all. You'll be off, but only like one mph in either direction.
If you run 275/35 or 285/35 in the rear you shouldn't have to calibrate at all. You'll be off, but only like one mph in either direction.
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Well, I noticed that my speedo reads about 4% LOWER than what I am really going. I am hoping to get some tires that are a little smaller (245-40-18) and hope that will correct it a little bit....that way I will be about 1% high or more or less right on....
I also heard that the sensor might be in the front wheels, so my thought is out if that is the case.
I also heard that the sensor might be in the front wheels, so my thought is out if that is the case.
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