[NoVa-Corvairs] justin-pics

[Richard Widman]

You could try to maintain a steady 60 mph between two mile posts on the highway. But I prefer the GPS.

Then you can make it indicate a little faster by reducing the spring tension on the back of the speedometer (yes, requires pulling the instrument cluster), or slower by putting more tension on it. If you take too much tension off, it will bounce more.

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On Dec 18, 2012, at 5:16 PM, Justin Paul wrote:

How would i adjust my speedometer to read correctly based on my tire and wheel size besides having a GPS?

J. Smalley


On Dec 18, 2012, at 3:52 PM, Richard Widman <rwidman at gmail.com> wrote:

> Here are a couple of suggestions from what I see. On the other side there are some bars that could use straightening.
> Some areas look real nice, others look a little dull, but again, taking pics of this stuff is hard. the process should basically be work your way up to finer grits, then polish when no scratches can be seen
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