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Old Sep 30, 2003 | 06:04 PM
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Tunercat Question

I have been doing some tuning with Tunercat, but I can't seem to get the speedometer accurate. What do I have to do to get the speedo to read correctly?

I have a 6 speed, 3.73 gears and stock size tires (245/50/16).

Under the Speed Calibration settings, I have the following:

New Calibration Values
Speedometer Scalar: 12
Speedometer Scalar Fraction: 1.032
Speedometer Scalar Scantool: 45.6
Time Between Pulses for Stop: 77.399
Pulses Per Driveshaft Revolution: 17

Speed Sensor Information
I have stock speed sensor checked
F or B - Car checked
Manual Transmission checked

Current Calibration Values
Speedometer Scalar: 25
Speedometer Scalar Fraction: 1.016
Speedometer Scalar Scantool: 41.036
Time Between Pulses for Stop: 36.56
Pulses Per Driveshaft Revolution: 40


Should the current and new calibration values be the same? Need some help.

Thanks.
Old Sep 30, 2003 | 06:21 PM
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Hit the calculate button. Those values you have listed are when you first load up Tunercat. You're values should read this

Speedometer Scalar: 13
Speedometer Scalar Fraction: 1.01
Speedometer Scalar Scantool: 50.479
Time Between Pulses for Stop: 69.918
Pulses Per Driveshaft Rev: 17
Old Sep 30, 2003 | 06:50 PM
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Ahhh...hehe. I figured it was something simple. Thanks a lot!
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