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  • Member For: 16y 21d
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Hi all, Just got some new rims put on over the weekend. Previously had stock 17's on and got 20's (225/35/20 93W) put on. My question is will my speedo need to be recalibrated? I know I should've done my research earlier...Damned impulse buying. :beerchug:

Heres a pic of the new Rims.

Thanks in advance.

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  • Member For: 16y 21d
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So I should sit 5k's under the speed limit and I should be sweet? Is there any way of checking if my speedo is out and by how much?

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Put a 17 on one side get her up on two wheels start the stop watch do a Uee flip her to the other side and cover the same distance...

Or find one of the multiple over head speed readers on the freeways round town...not the ones that take your picture and send you the information in the mail though.... :beerchug:

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OOOOrrrrrrrrrr......you could just get a navman, throw it in your car and check the speed according to the satellite compared to your speedo...

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  • Member For: 16y 10m
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im out by 3-4km/h according to my gps and the lovely police officer who pulled me over for doing a 103km/h with my cruise set to 100

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