I was looking at my speddometer last night and MPH is big on the ouside and KPH is small on the inside... I remeber shaner posted somehting and mentioned it KPH... do the canada J's have the speedo numbers reversed? liek KPH on the outside and MPH small on the inside? Yeah I knwo stupid question.... but I'm reatarded what can I say
Are you drunk? That's the most typos I've ever seen in one of your posts.
Yes - KM are emphasized, MPH smaller, and in the inside of the dial
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and our odometer is read in km not miles lol
not drunk just going on liek 3-4 hours of sleep a night for about 5 days straight
but thanks for the replies
Canadian cars sound annoying, lol. Does that mean that your speed limit signs are in KM to?
Yes the speed limit signs are in Km/hr to
exodus 259 wrote:Canadian cars sound annoying, lol. Does that mean that your speed limit signs are in KM to?
yeah when i was in canada im sittin here doin 60 MPH cause the sign said 60 and im wondering why im flyin by all these people and zippin through traffic
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I'm Canadian and it's a pain in the ass driving around in the US looking at the tiny MPH #s instead of the usual KPH! I was wondering how it works if you buy a car in the US and register it in Canada. Do you have to change the speedometer and odometer from miles to KM? I don't see why you would, but the Canadian government does some pretty ridiculous things. It does sound weird though how the speed limit in Canada is '100' on the highway and '50' in a residential igloo zone. It's hard driving 50KPH on thick ice and snow all year round while eating bacon and swerving to avoid polar bears! There's some stereotypes for ya lol! =P
I have a MPH gauge overlay on my car with KMPH on the inner ring. Im not sure that it matters what your guage reads, as long as you dont try to argue with the cop that you were "Only going 60"
im in canada, and when i bought my guages i bought the wrong ones by mistake
i have the big mph and small kmph...but it really makes no difference too me, how often do you stare at it anyways when you drive? you get to 70 you stay in that zone anyways. meh...makes no difference to me
but yes, canada has kmph speed limits and odometers, as the U.S has the reverse. If you buy a car from the states and you bring it to Canada either you put up with the mph or you can do a cluster swap I assume.
I just got back from a nice long 24 drive from florida (drove down and back, wow fun drive ) (not in my sunfire though). I really didn't see any hassle with the mph or kmph at all, just that getting to 50 mph felt like it took alot longer to get to. (main reason is b/c its ilke 80 kmph).
