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03-05-2006, 11:56 AM
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Location: East Long Island
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Re: recalibrating speedometer on a new GT
I think that would only matter if the car was under lease, even then the dealership would only go by whats on the odometer at turn-in date. With the new Mustangs I can't see a bigger wheel making that much of a difference in mileage, although it could.
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