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Recalibrate Speedometer?

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OK - so after 6 traffic stops and 2 citations since I've had my new tires on, I've decided I need to recalibrate the speedo on my truck to compensate for the larger tires. I know that power programmer does something like this but I'm not sure if they have one for a Tacoma. Any better ideas?
 
#2 ·
00Andy said:
OK - so after 6 traffic stops and 2 citations since I've had my new tires on, I've decided I need to recalibrate the speedo on my truck to compensate for the larger tires. I know that power programmer does something like this but I'm not sure if they have one for a Tacoma. Any better ideas?
can't be done with the Taco. the best you can do is swap speedo gears depending on what you have now, tire size, gears, etc.

or, just spend the $80 and get the Dakota Digital ;)

http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2511

http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=612 (toward the end)
 
#3 ·
00Andy said:
OK - so after 6 traffic stops and 2 citations since I've had my new tires on, I've decided I need to recalibrate the speedo on my truck to compensate for the larger tires. I know that power programmer does something like this but I'm not sure if they have one for a Tacoma. Any better ideas?
Superlift makes a Truspeed speed Calibrater, I don't know much about it but I do know they make it, ran a google and here is the link I got http://www.superlift.com/products/misc/truspeed.asp
 
#4 ·
BLT2RCKTRD said:
Superlift makes a Truspeed speed Calibrater, I don't know much about it but I do know they make it, ran a google and here is the link I got http://www.superlift.com/products/misc/truspeed.asp
yes, but unless they have finally come out with one for Tacomas after '99, it won't work.
and they are around $160
 
#6 ·
BLT2RCKTRD said:
Their application guide says it works for 98-03. So they must have updated it.
good to know, thanks
now they just need to get the price down near Dakota's ;)