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There are just too many settings in PIWIS. It's nice to discover what they are now. I will try to post some Hyperlinks for each coding option in the first post soon. Keep them coming.
It will be nice to compile all found settings in sorted list of hyperlinks.
I noticed my speedo is about 2-3km/h higher as compared to the speed signs in school zone signs and construction speed zone signs, although I have no idea how accurate they are.
I'm only guessing, but speedo is probably calibrated to the expected wheel diameter & wheel speed sensor. If you change the wheel diameter, the speedo will probably adjust accordingly.
There is a setting you can make to put the exact rollout of the wheel in mm in PIWIS, I'd try that.
I'm only guessing, but speedo is probably calibrated to the expected wheel diameter & wheel speed sensor. If you change the wheel diameter, the speedo will probably adjust accordingly.
There is a setting you can make to put the exact rollout of the wheel in mm in PIWIS, I'd try that.
In my case this is with the OEM wheels and tire sizes, in fact as delivered, it has always been that way.
What do you know. The speed calibration is different between US and Canadian cars. I checked two Canadian cars and they have the same as yours. Then I checked mine and a GT4 and they show 100%. That is the best way to avoid a ticket in Canada
I'm only guessing, but speedo is probably calibrated to the expected wheel diameter & wheel speed sensor. If you change the wheel diameter, the speedo will probably adjust accordingly.
There is a setting you can make to put the exact rollout of the wheel in mm in PIWIS, I'd try that.
02-24-2023, 11:52 PM
