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The difference is a maximum of 10% in Australia. In the CJ, 100 is about 96 from memory. Easy way to tell is either get a GPS and look at the speed difference. Or an easier way. Set cruise control to desired speed. On a flat road, with the cruise on, reset your averages page of the dash (avg speed and fuel cons). Because you are keeping the speed with cruise, the average speed that shows up will be the same (provided road is flat). The speed shown is the ACTUAL speed you are doing, not the speed shown on the dash. Its funny, with speed set to 100 for eg, it shows 96 or something. So the car knows what the real speed is, but shows you a faster speed. My GPS has also confirmed the speed difference.
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SIR-VRX wrote:The difference is a maximum of 10% in Australia. In the CJ, 100 is about 96 from memory. Easy way to tell is either get a GPS and look at the speed difference. Or an easier way. Set cruise control to desired speed. On a flat road, with the cruise on, reset your averages page of the dash (avg speed and fuel cons). Because you are keeping the speed with cruise, the average speed that shows up will be the same (provided road is flat). The speed shown is the ACTUAL speed you are doing, not the speed shown on the dash. Its funny, with speed set to 100 for eg, it shows 96 or something. So the car knows what the real speed is, but shows you a faster speed. My GPS has also confirmed the speed difference.
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