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with one of these.Quote:
Originally Posted by MR2
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MITSUBISHI-EV...item5d2579f560
it converts the speedo to miles. So when the dial is at 180 it's actually at 180 miles per hour which once matched to the new face = 280km/h. Only down side is the ODO will then start reading in miles :(
see these dials. Can use this with the converter but the kms are too small. Will get one made with kms on outside or only kms.
http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/m...280kphface.jpg
GZP found me a Canadian one which shows the kms on outside. miles on inside and odo in kms.... but it's $220 USD which is a bit much. But it would be awesome. I think this is what Woodzy's would be.
$220? Really Hans? Shirley he can do better than that.
Can you recalibrate the odometer to match your current mileage or are you stuck with what's on there?
Scotty
I have said already that if your doing 180+kmh your better NOT looking at the speedo anyway right?
280km/h speedo going for USD$150, if you're interested Joe:
http://www.elitejdm.com/products/537/
That's exactly what I was after. hhhhmmm just started an EOI anyway. Maybe I can get this then fit the custom dials :DQuote:
Originally Posted by GTOX
Yup thats exactly whats in mine!!!!
Note: When I got it, it had an apexi electronic taco...after some reading, this is what they use to get around the speedo cap (in japan anyway @ 180km/h)
Here is what came with mine:
http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/m...yrx7/apexi.jpg
It also had gready boost guage and turbo timer, hsk twin pod filter - but she was all stock with 89k on the clock.....but has struts, and aftermarket suspension ...dunno it's a bit sus, maybe a never finished project.
Is it just me or are the tops on the Miller Chill stubbies rediculously tight?
Where did you drop your man card?