Rolling back the odometer

right....its not illegal to roll the odometer FORWARD which is what you are doing...

I just meant to roll it over basically. I wouldn't actually roll it back all through the mileage.

I was wrong about what it read though, I looked at it yesterday. It says 88444.4

Jack it up, Hook up a 5hp Briggs to the wheel with some sort of elaborate Twisted Mini device and crank it up ,sit back and watch with some popcorn LOL

Originally posted by Hc Daytona Dragger



Jack it up, Hook up a 5hp Briggs to the wheel with some sort of elaborate Twisted Mini device and crank it up ,sit back and watch with some popcorn LOLI vote this option

Not say I've done it before but on Toyotas it very easy to do.

//Ruben A
//RA socal

i know in tx messin with an odometer is a federal offense so thats why we dont do that and im in the salavage business best bet seth is buy a new cluster

Whats your point in wanting to roll the odo over? Doing it just for yourself or do you want to have it registered with a lower mileage. In states that have annual inspections, they record the current mileage and that is sent to dmv. If dmv notices that mileage is going down instead of up, that will throw up a red flag. Best thing to do to stay on the semi-legal side of things is keep track of what the last recorded mileage is (can find that by running a carfax report), if you have state inpections, just tell them there is 202xxx miles and increase it a few miles each year. That will keep any odometer discrepencies off of a clean title.

Originally posted by Crazygenius13



Originally posted by Hc Daytona Dragger



Jack it up, Hook up a 5hp Briggs to the wheel with some sort of elaborate Twisted Mini device and crank it up ,sit back and watch with some popcorn LOLI vote this option



I got a destroked 3.5 horse with a big bored and a port job that would work perfect.

Terrence, its strictly for my own personal amusment. We don't have inspections here. And apparently a vehicle with 5 slots for the mileage doesnt matter once its roller over once because theres no telling how many times its been done. So I just want to put mine at zero for when I start it the first time, since it hasn't been driven since everything was rebuilt.

there is no reason why you shouldnt do it. it would feel good to start it up for the first time with the odo reading 00000, and watching it on the first drive.