Actual Speed
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Hi guys is there something about passenger cars in Singapore not displaying the actual speed about cars.Only goverment vehicles than the speed is actual...For example on a passenger car speedo reads 70km/h but is actually 60+km/h...goot such thing one meh and if have how to adjust to allow it to read normally?Can have additional speedo right?lLike those used in professional racin...
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what talk you? govt where got touch every single car that comes into here.... the only reason why you see a difference in speed is likely to be cuz you changed your wheels to a different rim size. i think it's pretty pointless to add another speedometer as that extra meter is gonna be tapped or using the same connection point which the original speedometer wire uses... and not all after market speedometer are calibrated the same way as per manufacturers' standard
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where u got such info from??Originally posted by buses_galore:Hi guys is there something about passenger cars in Singapore not displaying the actual speed about cars.Only goverment vehicles than the speed is actual...For example on a passenger car speedo reads 70km/h but is actually 60+km/h...goot such thing one meh and if have how to adjust to allow it to read normally?Can have additional speedo right?lLike those used in professional racin...
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maybe he got a china car... ohhhhh!!!!!Originally posted by sir_boris:where u got such info from??
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maybe the threadstarter got mixed up with instantaneous speed and maximum speed.read up on how CDI works.
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Why so gatal? If your speedo reads 70 when you're doing 60, you're saving yourself from a speeding fine.
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Originally posted by tomsss:maybe he got a china car... ohhhhh!!!!!
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go and see...http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=221153
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There must be some explanation why my in-car GPS shows a slower instantaneous speed reading when compared to my speedometer. About 3-5kmh difference
