[DeTomaso] Recalculating odometer

[Art Stephens]

     Probably the easiest and most accurate way would be to just go out and
drive it,  and then compare what the odometer shows with what your GPS
shows.  I would also check to see that your regular odometer matches your
trip odometer.  By the way,  I really like my new Auto Meter electronic
speedo,  it looks to be extremely accurate.

Art

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Subject: [DeTomaso] Recalculating odometer


> Since replacing the Pantera's stock 4.22 ring gear with a 3.77 and a
> taller 5th gear obviously my odometer on my speedo is off...just curious
> how much it is off...anyone done the math?
>  The rear tire diameter is 27"
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