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MetroMPG · 10-30-2014, 08:57 PM

Hi Paul -

I entered a correction factor for the speed/odo in the ScanGauge due to the different tire circumference, but I haven't verified that the original readings on the original tires were accurate.

The relative difference in MPG should be the same though (% change as a result of the mods), even if the absolute numbers are off by a bit from reality.

Darin

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