2020 JLUR (100% factory stock). My digital and analog speedometers are usually giving similar readings and off usually by maybe 1 or 2 mph. Did OP get any mods done?
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yes, I have a 3in lift with 37x22r2020 JLUR (100% factory stock). My digital and analog speedometers are usually giving similar readings and off usually by maybe 1 or 2 mph. Did OP get any mods done?
Ok. You may need to have your speedometer recaliibrated. Best bet is to go to the guy who did your lift and installed 37s for you.Ye
yes, I have a 3in lift with 37x22r
No such thing.Think it’s a safety feature since they know we all speed.
There isn't a vehicle manufacturer out there that would purposely have the speedometer (analog or digital) show that you are not going your true speed.Maybe so but this has been pretty consistent in the vehicles I have owned and large amount of rental vehicles. Though it could be vantage point/viewing angle of the analog.
Not true. Nearly all speedometers are designed to err on the high side so they never show below your true speed. Manufacturers have no problem with showing slightly higher than your true speed.There isn't a vehicle manufacturer out there that would purposely have the speedometer (analog or digital) show that you are not going your true speed.
It will read correctly for the passenger.Is it normal for the digital speedometer to read different than non digital?