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    Senior Member Two Rings
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    Speedometer Calibration / Adjustment

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    I ended up getting great deal on some A3 Wheel with new tires, the wheels offset is 56, so I will end up using spacers, but that is a different subject altogether.

    The tires that are mounted are 205/40-17's as apposed to my stock 205/60-15's. Is there anyway using VAG COM to recalibrate or adjust the speedometer?

    I know there are aftermarket speedometer adjustment hardware kits that you can buy, but I was curious if anyone knows how to do it any other way.

    Thanks in advance for the input.

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    *Edit: Jeez what was I thinking? Not the same circumference tires at all :P
    Last edited by suen17; 10-24-2010 at 03:39 PM.

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    Veteran Member Three Rings stack's Avatar
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    i had 205-60-15
    now have 215-35-18 stretched.
    only 1 mile an hour diff.
    i think you should be fine
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    Veteran Member Four Rings biketsai's Avatar
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    I think youll be fine too. My speed vs the speed with GPS is about 2mph off.
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    Veteran Member Three Rings hiwords1's Avatar
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    i wouldn't worry about it. look up the speed difference and just drive while keeping that in mind.
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    Senior Member Two Rings
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    I just figured if I could change it, I would. The difference is about 5 mph at 65mph. Its just a little annoying.

    If it can't be changed through the vag com interface, perhaps I could install a potentiometer inline with the vss wiring. Although than I would need a way to know what 65mph was to set it.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings walky_talky20's Avatar
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    I am interested to know this as well. I would think vag-com would be able to do this.

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