Difference (percentage) between 4.10s and 4.88s.
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Difference (percentage) between 4.10s and 4.88s.
I'm now running 285s and 4.88s. Before, I was running 285s and 4.10s. That meant a difference of 7.3%, or, my speedometer was reading 7.3% slower than actual. Can someone help me calculate the new difference, please?
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No - it read 7.3% slower than before - don't assume that it was accurate from the factory. Mine was actually MORE accurate with the 33's than it was with the 31's per the GPS...
Anyways - you can calculate 'til you're blue in the face, but the only way to REALLY know if your speedo is right is either time over distance or compared to GPS.
Anyways - you can calculate 'til you're blue in the face, but the only way to REALLY know if your speedo is right is either time over distance or compared to GPS.
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