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    Speedo calibration after gearing change

    I've recently fitted -1 +2 sprockets (17/45 to 16/47) with my new chain on my GSX-R750K9, and while I love the extra acceleration, it's also made the speedo error even higher. Is it possible to recalibrate the stock speedo/ecu to correct this, or do I need to fit a speedo healer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by \m/ View Post
    I've recently fitted -1 +2 sprockets (17/45 to 16/47) with my new chain on my GSX-R750K9, and while I love the extra acceleration, it's also made the speedo error even higher. Is it possible to recalibrate the stock speedo/ecu to correct this, or do I need to fit a speedo healer?
    That's what I did to my Y model... IIRC 115 on the clock was actually 100kph.... Meh, near enough
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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    you mean THIS out of stock any way.
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    Just get a speedo healer, they work well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by \m/ View Post
    I've recently fitted -1 +2 sprockets (17/45 to 16/47) with my new chain on my GSX-R750K9, and while I love the extra acceleration, it's also made the speedo error even higher. Is it possible to recalibrate the stock speedo/ecu to correct this, or do I need to fit a speedo healer?
    That's a pretty huge change. I don't think the standard shit is adjustable, unless you are a programmer.

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    http://shop.12oclocklabs.com/index.p...&product_id=59

    This is what I fitted, on my v strom, direct from them. You need the S1 model. My speedo said 120@100kmh plus the odo is racking up the miles too! Recommend, POP to fit and calibrate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Laava View Post
    http://shop.12oclocklabs.com/index.p...&product_id=59

    This is what I fitted, on my v strom, direct from them. You need the S1 model. My speedo said 120@100kmh plus the odo is racking up the miles too! Recommend, POP to fit and calibrate.
    This works very well...

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    I'd go for a speedo healer as should be easier to calibrate given that it has an led display.

    Mine works real well.
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