Lets play a game "Who Said What"
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Ok....sorry, but this is my all-time favorite:
While you are driving down the road, reach your hand out the window and around to the windshield to grab the numbers. That will stop them from moving. Accelerate until your speedo reads the same speed as the HUD, then let the numbers go. They should read the same now. :P
p.*. Don't try this on busy streets because everone looks at you funny.
p.p.*. Maybe Bill could put this in the TechInfo section.
I love my HUD! Mine'* a little off though...about 5 mph higher than the speedometer. Is there any way to calibrate that so they are the same....maybe a handy-dandy reset or soemthing? 
p.*. Don't try this on busy streets because everone looks at you funny.
p.p.*. Maybe Bill could put this in the TechInfo section.
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From: Holt, MI & Lima, OH
Originally Posted by willwren
Ok....sorry, but this is my all-time favorite:
While you are driving down the road, reach your hand out the window and around to the windshield to grab the numbers. That will stop them from moving. Accelerate until your speedo reads the same speed as the HUD, then let the numbers go. They should read the same now. :P
p.*. Don't try this on busy streets because everone looks at you funny.
p.p.*. Maybe Bill could put this in the TechInfo section.
I love my HUD! Mine'* a little off though...about 5 mph higher than the speedometer. Is there any way to calibrate that so they are the same....maybe a handy-dandy reset or soemthing?
p.*. Don't try this on busy streets because everone looks at you funny.
p.p.*. Maybe Bill could put this in the TechInfo section.
Shawn
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