Is the TruSpeed calibrator any good?
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Is the TruSpeed calibrator any good?
I recently saw an add in a magazine for the "TruSpeed" speed signal calibrator. They claim it can fix the speedometer and odometer from the use of bigger tires or gear ratio changes. It is sold on Tyres International (www.tyres1.com). The company's website is (www.speedcalibrator.com). Does anybody know if this product works or is worth purchasing?
1998 F-150 XL 2WD reg. cab/bed 4.2L V6
K&N air filter
Flo-Pro custom dual exhaust
2" Perf. Acces. body lift
Fabtech leveling kit (shocks and coils)
Rancho RS9000's in back
Steel Horse brush guard,taillight guards
MAAP stainless bedrails
285/75/R16 Bridgestone Dueler AT's
stock wheels
Pioneer head unit and 6 disk changer
Delta tool box
1998 F-150 XL 2WD reg. cab/bed 4.2L V6
K&N air filter
Flo-Pro custom dual exhaust
2" Perf. Acces. body lift
Fabtech leveling kit (shocks and coils)
Rancho RS9000's in back
Steel Horse brush guard,taillight guards
MAAP stainless bedrails
285/75/R16 Bridgestone Dueler AT's
stock wheels
Pioneer head unit and 6 disk changer
Delta tool box
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Hi MyFordTruck98,
No, I can't tell you anything about that device unfortunately, sorry. We'd love to hear some feedback on it!
What I can tell you is that up thru and including the 1998 model year, just in case you didn't already know, your F-150 still uses a traditional reduction gear in the tailshaft of the transmission, so you can do that very easily and cheaper, as reduction gears cost about $17 or so at a Ford parts counter.
Good luck!
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No, I can't tell you anything about that device unfortunately, sorry. We'd love to hear some feedback on it!
What I can tell you is that up thru and including the 1998 model year, just in case you didn't already know, your F-150 still uses a traditional reduction gear in the tailshaft of the transmission, so you can do that very easily and cheaper, as reduction gears cost about $17 or so at a Ford parts counter.
Good luck!
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Mike Troyer
Performance Products, Inc.
National Distributor of Superchips
(540) 862-9515
Email: mtroyer@compuserve.com
Performance Products F150Online Superchip ordering system: F150Online Superchip Ordering System
First National F-150 Online Rally Event Organizer