Modifry's Yellow Jacket Speedometer Calibrator
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Modifry's Yellow Jacket Speedometer Calibrator
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How does this device fit into its install location space? Is it conspicuously visible to occupants and does it detract from interior
How does this device fit into its install location space? Is it conspicuously visible to occupants and does it detract from interior
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super easy to install
super easy to calibrate
I chose it over the yellow box because the calibration changes are made 'on the fly'. That is, you don't have to power cycle it to pickup changes. I got on the interstate, set the cruise control for 75mph, and turned the dial until my gps and speedometer matched.
here is the link to modifry's install instructions: http://www.modifry.com/products/yj/install.htm
super easy to calibrate
I chose it over the yellow box because the calibration changes are made 'on the fly'. That is, you don't have to power cycle it to pickup changes. I got on the interstate, set the cruise control for 75mph, and turned the dial until my gps and speedometer matched.
here is the link to modifry's install instructions: http://www.modifry.com/products/yj/install.htm
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Originally Posted by SC_Highlander,Feb 17 2006, 06:20 AM
I chose it over the yellow box because the calibration changes are made 'on the fly'. That is, you don't have to power cycle it to pickup changes. I got on the interstate, set the cruise control for 75mph, and turned the dial until my gps and speedometer matched.
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I don't fit under there very well, so none of those is easy for me. That said, it was pretty easy. 
And it's nice knowing that my speedo is correct (well, at least when I have my street tires on).
And it's nice knowing that my speedo is correct (well, at least when I have my street tires on).
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