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Lay It

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NJ

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• Apr 1, 2004

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I was looking around on the internet because i am going to be putting gears in my automatic mustang. i cam across this, http://www.superlift.com/products/misc/truspeed.asp
i wonder if this would work to correct my speedometer. Any one know? is there any other product like the speedcal for automatics that is realitivly inexpensive?? I also found this http://www.fast-diesel.com/cummins/era.html
just curious if anyone has any opinion on these types of modules to correct my speedo

 

97v6Silver

it came to $4.56 and i got $0.44 change from a 5,

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Apr 1, 2004

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• Apr 1, 2004

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does you need a recalibration if you change gears?

 

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Apr 3, 2004

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• Apr 3, 2004

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97 v6Silver-Yes you need to fix the speedo after gear change, or it will say your going 50mph when your doing 30 mph and it will mess up you RPM and could hurt the engine. Lay it-I think that only for 4x4s so it'll never work for you. why not go with Hypertech Power Programer?

 

ryanrule

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• Apr 3, 2004

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i dont think they have one for the v6

 

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• Apr 3, 2004

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On hypertechs website, there is no listing for a 2001 ford mustang 3.8 mustang, otherwise i would have bought it already. i think im just going to get the Ford Chip that is just for gears and removes the limiters

 

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• Apr 3, 2004

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sorry, didn't know you had a 2001, try and check Superchips, Diablo, or see if your local dealer can Re-flash your ECU.