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Zute
18th February 2008, 01:24 PM
Anyone know where I can get the "Truspeed speedo correction unit" from in Australia. Im in ACT.
Also if anyone has come up with a better solution, do tell.

agrojnr
18th February 2008, 01:40 PM
I think Marks 4wd makes a similar product
Marks 4wd Adaptors Home Page (http://www.marks4wd.com/)


Adam

Outlaw
18th February 2008, 02:11 PM
or try a gps first :D See how far the speedo was out before you changed anything.

Checked a gps against my sisters bmw a few weeks back and it was out 8k and was stock

RonMcGr
18th February 2008, 02:29 PM
As Outlaw says, use a GPS, even if you have to borrow one.

I discovered that our Discovery is correct up to 80, then goes haywire. Speedo reading at 100kph is actually 95 kph.
No wonder I never get booked for speeding :D

Cheers

MickG
18th February 2008, 02:49 PM
4x4 Design & Engineering in NSW somewhere from memory - Michael Samootin. Great little unit that allows you to run 2 sets of different dia tyres and is so easy to callibrate making your speedo very accurate.

Aye, Mick

sniegy
18th February 2008, 02:52 PM
Hi Zute,
Do u plan on running bigger tyres?
At the moment i run 265/75/16 MTR's on my D2 & the speedo is out 10%.
So if i am running at 100Km/h i am actually doing 110Km/h & at 60Km/h i am actually doing 66Km/h.
I have the truespeed fitted as previuosly didnt have a GPS & the wife was driving the vehicle, i now have the GPS but the truespeed does help.
Especially after u have had the tyres for a while u just get in & drive.
Try Simon at 4x4intelligence.com.au they will most likely have one.
Hope this helps.
Cheers:)

McDisco
18th February 2008, 03:23 PM
Mate as Sniegy said. I have one from 4x4intelligence and it arrived really quickly. They are easy to fit too...

Worth the money too...only takes one speeding ticket to regret buying one!

Angus

Zute
19th February 2008, 01:49 PM
:redface:Oops didn't realise 4x4intelligence was an Aussie web site. thought it was UK.
Yep going bigger tyres and with standard, its right on the money. I would go the GPS option, but the wife drives it most of the time an not to technical.
Thanks all.

McDisco
19th February 2008, 08:06 PM
yeah they are all local Melbourne guys and they love their Discos!

Angus

loanrangie
21st February 2008, 11:47 AM
As Outlaw says, use a GPS, even if you have to borrow one.

I discovered that our Discovery is correct up to 80, then goes haywire. Speedo reading at 100kph is actually 95 kph.
No wonder I never get booked for speeding :D

Cheers

Seems to be common the D1's, mine is 5-6 % out across the range, i can sit on 110 by the speedo and not get booked - gps tells me if i'm speeding.

RonMcGr
21st February 2008, 12:09 PM
Seems to be common the D1's, mine is 5-6 % out across the range, i can sit on 110 by the speedo and not get booked - gps tells me if i'm speeding.

Handy aren't they :D