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Gas Man 10-25-2008 06:24 PM
Yeah and to calib the speedo healer you will need to have a rear stand.

Vettezilla (Impala Balko) 10-25-2008 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Gas Man (Post 83376)
Yeah and to calib the speedo healer you will need to have a rear stand.
how hard is it to install and calibrate the speedo healer.

jeeps84 10-25-2008 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Vettezilla (Impala Balko) (Post 83394)
how hard is it to install and calibrate the speedo healer.
Install is plug and play. Calibration takes some math and or a rear stand.

Vettezilla (Impala Balko) 10-25-2008 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by jeeps84 (Post 83396)
Install is plug and play. Calibration takes some math and or a rear stand.
Well I have a stand and I used to be good at math in highschool and college so I am sure I can figure it out.

jeeps84 10-25-2008 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Vettezilla (Impala Balko) (Post 83410)
Well I have a stand and I used to be good at math in highschool and college so I am sure I can figure it out.
I figured it out so Im sure a 5th grader could easily install it. You should be fine.

Gas Man 10-26-2008 01:00 AM
Exactly.. if we could install it, anybody could!! :lol:

Mr Lefty 10-26-2008 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Vettezilla (Impala Balko) (Post 83394)
how hard is it to install and calibrate the speedo healer.
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Originally Posted by jeeps84 (Post 83396)
Install is plug and play. Calibration takes some math and or a rear stand.
it's stupid easy to install... just find the plug for your spedo coming out of your trany.


as for calibrating... I used my GPS so I could get it spot on. if you have no gas gauge it's more important you get this right as even 1% off adds up over a full tank and you may be caught off guard running low on fuel. :2cents:

Vettezilla (Impala Balko) 10-26-2008 07:06 PM
This may be a stupid question but when you are replacing your chain do you have to replace both sprockets with it.

jeeps84 10-26-2008 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Vettezilla (Impala Balko) (Post 83543)
This may be a stupid question but when you are replacing your chain do you have to replace both sprockets with it.
As a general practice, YES. Truth, use your own judgment. If all the teeth on both or either sprockets are good, Then they are good. Just make sure the teeth are of equal pitch on both sides, equal hight and nice and blunt tips.

If you changing the chain size then always yes.

Cutty72 10-26-2008 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Ebbs15 (Post 83463)
it's stupid easy to install... just find the plug for your spedo coming out of your trany.


as for calibrating... I used my GPS so I could get it spot on. if you have no gas gauge it's more important you get this right as even 1% off adds up over a full tank and you may be caught off guard running low on fuel. :2cents:
As long as you have someone around that can find the plug for the speedo for you... :whistle:


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