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MetroMPG · 01-03-2009, 06:48 PM

I haven't been using the SG2's LOD gauge much, but called it up on the way back from the Halifax airport yesterday and noticed it only goes up to max 30 with the pedal pressed to the mat in the Firefly.

My dad's Corolla seems to be a 0-100 scale (SG1, though).

Any other Suzukiclone owners noticed this?

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