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in need of a speedo

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hi guys, picking all your brains need a new speedo for me truck, just curious as too what you can recommend its a 100m speedo, SD1 V8 mated to an LT77



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series3-2007 wrote:hi guys, picking all your brains need a new speedo for me truck, just curious as too what you can recommend its a 100m speedo, SD1 V8 mated to an LT77
So you have a speedo already ?

Or you need one that size ? mechanical or electric ?
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Mechanical ones can be re calibrated,speedo cables can be custom made,
I always use speedycables

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Jaycar do a converter which takes in the pulses from a sensor and either multiplies or divides them - adjustable about x3 in either direction. Allowing near any electronic head to be used. Probably costs less than having a mechanical one re-calibrated. If you have no speedo drive at all it will work with toothed disc on the prop and a hall effect sensor.
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DaveEFI wrote:Jaycar do a converter which takes in the pulses from a sensor and either multiplies or divides them - adjustable about x3 in either direction. Allowing near any electronic head to be used. Probably costs less than having a mechanical one re-calibrated. If you have no speedo drive at all it will work with toothed disc on the prop and a hall effect sensor.
It does +/-100%

I have one...that said, last few times Ive checked their site it always says no stock.

So it's maybe been discontinued.
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Either ETB in the UK easy to deal wit
http://www.etbinstruments.com

or speedhut in USA
http://www.speedhut.com/gauges/
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Speedhut :D
So thats where it went !

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Lots of USA GT 40 and similar cars are running the GPS speedo

Will find the satellites within15 secs of starting supposedly - unless you live in a long tunnel

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stevieturbo wrote:
DaveEFI wrote:Jaycar do a converter which takes in the pulses from a sensor and either multiplies or divides them - adjustable about x3 in either direction. Allowing near any electronic head to be used. Probably costs less than having a mechanical one re-calibrated. If you have no speedo drive at all it will work with toothed disc on the prop and a hall effect sensor.
It does +/-100%

I have one...that said, last few times Ive checked their site it always says no stock.

So it's maybe been discontinued.
Ah - failing memory. :D -/+ x2, then.

I've got one here - would be easy enough to copy the PCB if needed.
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