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10-30-2005, 06:57 AM
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Re: Speedometer Question
More then likely yes. Or see how far you're off and figure it out. Some of the Mustang magazines have articles about that every so ofter.
One tooth on the driven gear usually moves it 6 mph or so. If you have too much problem a speedometer repair place can usually help. They calibrate speedo's all the time. Last time I had one done it wasn't that much money.
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