digital dash

[Dave Adams]

been looking at diy dash's and found this ....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-Speedometer-Tachometer-Gauge-Dash-C...

looks very nice.

[Dave Adams]

clocks

i quite like these......

[Big Vern]

Rubber,and things that you strap on?? 0898 numbers,  Am i on the right site ?

Of Course :-)

[Dave Adams]

they are very simple and easy to fit and calibrate.

[Dave Adams]

i have some pictures of my installation somewhere, the magnet is fixed into a small holder and fixed to the back of the front O/S brake disc the pick up is fitted on a home made bracket fitted between the calliper mounting bolts i have never lost the magnet and a recent check shows its going nowhere just yet, the sensor however is delicate and easily broken and has had to be replaced more than once. since it is just a micro reed switch it turns out to be very cheap to do DIY (about 40p) whereas the manufacturer replacement was £15 a time!

calibration is just a good tape measure and get the circumference in mm's and enter it into the unit.

[Dave Taylor]

Just trying to help mate

[Dave Taylor]

Doesn't take long Daryl strapping things on, I don't know you and rubber goods. have you tried an 0898 number. 

[Pete Clayton]

This is the one i've got for mine http://www.s3performance.com.au/acewell-3150-lcd-digital-speedomete... picked it up from locostbuilders for £35 still got the film on the screen!

[Dave Adams]

My dash is a motor bike dash......works very well......

[Dave Adams]

They come with variable pulse counting usually.

[James Doulton]

It looks neat but the rev counter would read wrong on our cars as we get two pulses per crank revolution. Still, if its a bike one then it probably goes to beyond 14,000 rpm which would be 7,000 real rpm - plenty to destroy my Pinto!