Installed new guage overlays the other day and I had to remove the needles to do so. After reinstalling I can't get the speedometer to read accurately. Anybody have an ingenious idea to fix this???

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1998 Silver XLT Supercab
4.6 Triton V8--tow pkg.
2-Chamber Flowmaster
HF Alarm w/ Remote Start
Front clear corners
Rear Altezza lights
Billet grilles
Line-X bedliner
Sony X-plod CD player
6-disc MiniDisc changer
Dual 10" Crystal subs

 

Best way is to leave the plastic cover off the guage cluster and have someone pace you.

http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/whtf1.htm

 

Can I compensate for my oversized tires at the same time?? I don't mind if the speedo doesn't work until 15-20 mph, as long as it is accurate at higher speeds.

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1998 Silver XLT Supercab
4.6 Triton V8--tow pkg.
2-Chamber Flowmaster
HF Alarm w/ Remote Start
Front clear corners
Rear Altezza lights
Billet grilles
Line-X bedliner
Sony X-plod CD player
6-disc MiniDisc changer
Dual 10" Crystal subs

 

Your not the only one Boss.
I marked the gauges and thought I replaced the needles perfectly. Wrong!

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2000 XLT supercab, 4x4 7700lb. package, 5.4L, 3.73 LS, 265 BFG All Terrains on Epic 16x8's, skids,rear sway-bar,Rhino brush gaurd,KC Daylighters,CD changer,MagnaCharger, Flowmaster,Superchip, Airaid, Replaced the JUNK Gibson Headers with Jet Black coated JBA's, Captains with Expy console, Island Blue