mechanical to electrical speedo
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mechanical to electrical speedo
so after hrs of searching online i came up empty handed i want to know if any of you have done or know how to turn your mechanical speedo to electrical y have a suzuki samurai with a 12a and would like to get custom gauges and the ones that i find are electrical speedos....i found one from vdo
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/VDO-340011/All/
but dont know if it will work
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/VDO-340011/All/
but dont know if it will work
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I want to go electro too but can not find a sending unit that will fit my tranny speedo socket, the reason is I have little room for a cable and I also have a tight bend radius where the cable turns into tranny.
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I'm using mechanical Autometer speedo with a custom cable. I cant remember the company that made it for me but autometer tech support was the one that gave me the contact info. Basically they'll need what car and year the trany is from and which speedometer you have and they can make you how ever length you need. If I remember its about 75-80 bucks for the metal housing and about 50 bucks for the plastic housing.
Check out Autometer Faq. I'm sure its listed if not email tech support even if you dont own an Autometer gauge they can give you the info.
Check out Autometer Faq. I'm sure its listed if not email tech support even if you dont own an Autometer gauge they can give you the info.
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i have the same problem but in reverse... i want to keep the factory rx3 speedo but im using the rx8 tranny with no cable hook up... i found something called cablex that is supposed to work but its a little too expensive for my budget right now... any other suggestions???
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i contacted this people
http://www.speedometersolutions.com/
the guy that works with this type of set ups was out and will be in monday he is going to contact me and let me know what i can do ill keep u guys updated
http://www.speedometersolutions.com/
the guy that works with this type of set ups was out and will be in monday he is going to contact me and let me know what i can do ill keep u guys updated
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i have the same problem but in reverse... i want to keep the factory rx3 speedo but im using the rx8 tranny with no cable hook up... i found something called cablex that is supposed to work but its a little too expensive for my budget right now... any other suggestions???
http://www.speedometersolutions.com/
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the people here do all of it hit them up
http://www.speedometersolutions.com/
http://www.speedometersolutions.com/
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I went to my local speedo shop here in Orlando,fl since I changed rim size,rear gears, and tranny they needed the gear ratio and put my rx2 on the lift,spun the tires to 55mph then put on a box and now I have a correct speedo. I believe any shop that calibrates speedos can do the same for you locally. I paid 80 bucks and now do not worry about tickets.
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