With several changes to the truck and oversized tires I purchased the Truspeed to correct the speedo error. It took about 45 minutes to set up and figuring close from the charts supplied the first shot came out within one mile per hour from three or four radar setups. Great addition to the truck, the first time I have driven it with a correct speedo. And I can change what I want and dial in the correct speedo readings.

 

I have one on my truck too and love it but hated spending that money :'(<br>James

 

where did you get this speed corrector &amp; how much??<br><br>DRecu

 

It is made by SuperLift out of Louisiana and I got mine at my local 4x4 shop. Mike's Off Road. I think it was around 250 installed. ??? It has been awhile...<br><br>James

 

I purchased mine from Rocky Mountain Suspension Products.

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I got mine from Jack-it.
www.jackit.com.
(local company, but they do nationwide sales with the website)

I particulary like the dual tire size switch.
And the fine tune-ability.

One position for my daily 315's the other for my stock 265's if I need to put them back on, for say, drag racing.
And when I go to 37's (maybe 38's?), just a turn of the &quot;key&quot; and I'll be correct again.

[quote author=JCL123 link=board=7;threadid=17500;start=0#164005 date=1059146524]
I have one on my truck too and love it but hated spending that money :'(
James
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Ya, quite spendy for something as simple as speedo correction,
something that Dodge should have thought of and had built into the PCM.


phox

 

Hey Phox,
I believe the url above should be: www.jackit.com

Rob

 

[quote author=hotdram link=board=7;threadid=17500;start=0#164112 date=1059169819]<br>Hey Phox,<br>I believe the url above should be: Jackit<br><br>Rob<br>[/quote]<br><br>Yup, done corrected it.<br><br>phox