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Speedo Calibration

Weasellee

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Easiest way to recalibrate speedometer on rubicon for tire size change?

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It's easier to recalibrate your mind and multiply the speedometer reading by the percent increase in tire size. You're not going faster than posted speed limits in a lifted TJ anyways unless you have a death wish.
 
It's easier to recalibrate your mind and multiply the speedometer reading by the percent increase in tire size. You're not going faster than posted speed limits in a lifted TJ anyways unless you have a death wish.

You say that as today we went for a shakedown run from Poughkeepsie to Albany and back. Headed north speedo at 68-70 I said to Dave “she feels great wonder what 80 would feel like” he turned on gps and we were doing 80!! At 40 the gps said 45. This can’t be easily recalibrated in the head as cruising down the highway. 👍🏼
 
12 O’clock labs kit is what I used when I regeared to 4.88’s and 33”. Super easy plug n play system. Not the easiest to calibrate as it is done from a series of LED flashes but the online instructions made it simple enough.
 
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Recalibrating the speedometer on a TJ should be as easy as changing the speedometer drive gear as long as you know your differential gear ratios & tire diameter. I did this when I regeared my axles & my speedometer is dead on now.
Here’s the chart that will show you which drive gear to buy.

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Recalibrating the speedometer on a TJ should be as easy as changing the speedometer drive gear as long as you know your differential gear ratios & tire diameter. I did this when I regeared my axles & my speedometer is dead on now.
Here’s the chart that will show you which drive gear to buy.

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He has no drive gear to swap out, now what?
 
Recalibrating the speedometer on a TJ should be as easy as changing the speedometer drive gear as long as you know your differential gear ratios & tire diameter. I did this when I regeared my axles & my speedometer is dead on now.
Here’s the chart that will show you which drive gear to buy.

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This worked great for my Lj with the the 231 and Dave’s TJ with the 231 but once we got to Ben’s Rubicon with the 241 I looked for the next idea…. Thanks tho.
 
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This worked great for my Lj with the the 231 and Dave’s TJ with the 231 but once we got to Ben’s Rubicon with the 241 I looked for the next idea…. Thanks tho.

And what conclusion did you come to??????

Wait, SpeedOHealer????

Did i guess correctly...... :cool:
 
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