Yes, because every speedometer, every speed radar, every GPS system, on the planet, reads -4 to -5 of actual MPH to trick everyone into going that much slower on the road. And other stupid ass theories I've heard that are totally true.
Yes, because every speedometer, every speed radar, every GPS system, on the planet, reads -4 to -5 of actual MPH to trick everyone into going that much slower on the road. And other stupid ass theories I've heard that are totally true.
Speedometer error is actually a gearing error. Which grows proportionately with your speed.
Speedometer error is actually a gearing error. Which grows proportionately with your speed.
What I meant was it was not SCALED speed which is often quoted for models.
What I meant was it was not SCALED speed which is often quoted for models.
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