Greg_M
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I have eletronic clocks, XE is cable how will this work
Also my clocks are 12v ones will this make any difference?
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RobHayes
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IF i remember right, 12v clocks wont work properly, RPM will overread. BUT your in luck, provided you have rev counter clocks, i have a set in the garage (4cylinder engine ones) which have no plastic front cover (but you could swap your one onto it)
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Greg_M
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yeah i have rev counter. that would be good if i could aquire them
will they work with the XE?
[Edited on 20-05-2006 by Greg_M]
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RobHayes
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x12xe, no problems
c16xe no problems
c20xe i have no idea
im sure they will do, its the gearbox end i dont know about
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Greg_M
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are the cable driven clocks?
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ed
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You need some mechanical clocks, or the old style electronic clocks. The new style clocks will not work with the older style gearboxes as they read the speed in a different way.
Basically, what you want to do is get a set of cable operated clocks.
Also, the rev counter off of a 1.0 engine'd car won't work properly.
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X 60RSA
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Speak to Dan on here, i'm sure he kept his eleccy clocks?
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Greg_M
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i thought you could change the transducer or whatever it called.
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X 60RSA
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quote: Originally posted by Greg_M
i thought you could change the transducer or whatever it called.
You can!
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Greg_M
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same as installing a digidash
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RobHayes
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you can use a digidash transducer, which has a gear similar to a speedo cable, but then a box on the top which translates the rotations into a speed
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Greg_M
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WHAT
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Greg_M
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ttt anyone any advice
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ed
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He's told you the answer. Use a digidash transducer.
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ainsley_brader
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perhaps hes after other peoples opinions too!
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ed
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But there are only a few options here. All of which have been covered.
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ed
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Oh hang on, you could use Tigra dials which take a reading from an ABS sensor if you wanted to.
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