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Speedometer correction + gauge accuracy

I understand a factory discrepancy but damn 10% is a lot lol. I dont think removing and replacing the gauge will work since my speedo reads faster than my actual speed. Adjusting the gauge position will cause the needle to want to go past the rest point at 0 mph. I may have a line on someone...
- Crispy
- Post #4
- Oct 13, 2015
- Forum: Audio + Electronics
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DRL's

You can pull your cluster and remove the DRL indicator bulb or remove the drl module located near the brake pedal and scrape a small section of the second conduit from the far right. I used this method and removed the resistor under the dash as well. No DRLs, no dash light. Theres a write up on...
- Crispy
- Post #12
- Oct 6, 2015
- Forum: Audio + Electronics
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Speedometer correction + gauge accuracy

Hi all, just recently got back into the OBS game with a 2000 Tahoe Z71. Its has a great prior service record and is a well taken care of 2 owner vehicle. I bought it with 265/70/16 tires and the door tag calls for 265/75/16. Seeing as the tires are like new I bought a superchips 2815 tuner to...
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- Oct 6, 2015
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- Forum: Audio + Electronics
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the best door speakers>?

DB drives are cheap, and a great upgrade over stock. They have decent specs and sound pretty good amped up as well. The speakers go right in most times. Some speaker companies vary their flanges a little and that may affect mounting.
- Crispy
- Post #13
- Apr 25, 2010
- Forum: Audio + Electronics
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the best door speakers>?

Every company has its high and low end models. In your case it will be a little pricey since you dont want a sub. Rockford power series sound great in these trucks, and are near the lower end of the price spectrum. JL Audio C5 speakers are top notch and sound so, but you will pay. You can also...
- Crispy
- Post #10
- Apr 25, 2010
- Forum: Audio + Electronics