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Wheel size affecting speedometer accuracy? 850 1995

posted by  steve s on  Sun Nov 16 16:16 CST 2003
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rim size has really nothing to do with what speed u r going...it has more to do with the final diameter of ur tire is. the size of the tire is what's important. a stock 850 turbo has 16" rims running 205-50-16 tires...and even with that size, there is a slight variation between tires of different makes, or even with tires of the same make but different line. what size tire have u been using?

btw, if u find it hard to believe u are going 67, u can try and fight it...






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