

| Subject: | Re: speedo/odo off |
| From: | mdrillock |
| Date: | Sun, 28 Sep 2008 12:14:59 -0700 |
You can move the needle on other than the earliest speedos, in my experience. It is a little tricky. The Syncro has a set of speedo gears inside the front diff. These were available in various ratios to accommodate different tire sizes AND ring/pinion ratios. Changing the ring/pinion ratio directly affects the speedo on Syncros but has no effect on 2wd. Mark Richard A Jones wrote: > The speedo in my '87 Syncro reads 4 mph too high > over the whole range. So could I not just re-position > the needle to fix this? Suggestions on how to do this? > > The odo reads about 5% high, too. That is, 10 real > miles gets 10.5 on the odo. Why is that? Isn't it > geared correctly? Could Palo Alto Speedo have changed > this when they overhauled it a while back? > > Richard > > >
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