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If your spindle is drilled for a an abs sensor you can use the abs sensor by grounding one wire and running the other to the speedo. Did that for the race car and it works perfect.
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yes speedo is electric steve ,but I think these other members have sorted it
thanks for that
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Does your speedo use a electronic conversion module from the stock bug speedo cable?
I was going that route, but I have something WAY OVER THE TOP now! (will show in a few months)
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1970 T1 W/MassIVe 2913cc RAT/?EFI? w/direct fire (very soon) and 915 trans ![]() 1962 SC 1776cc SP 944NA brakes, 993 wheels VKG |
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speedometer sender
Hi sorry for the delayed response,I have no module , at he moment I just have the electronic auto meter speedo ,I am planning on using the auto meter sender with that fitted to the front 944 spindle. I am assuming they make a cable to connect the two together .
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speedometer sender
Hi Humble ,just looked at your post again re, the abs sender that sounds like a plan. Sorry for that I have just read that again today, I think I miss read that the other day,thanks for your help guys.
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You might consider this Electric Speed Ring .
I got the one I am using from Desert Craft but the web site is down. Pacific customs has them. Part # AC957810 http://www.pacificcustoms.com/mm5/me..._Code=featured Dave |
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Interesting this one. Whether to take the signal from the front (undriven) wheel or to take it from the CV. On balance I would have thought it better to use the undriven wheel since it can only go at road speed unless it is airborne. The driven wheel has the potential that it can spin or actually be stationary with no drive with an open diff. The abs ring on the front wheel seems the best of the options. The undriven wheel is the typical location for the sensor for the Halda style trip computers used in most rally cars (4 wheel drive excepted) so it seems to be the logical location.
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