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Lol i agree 100%Crazy that the old odometers are only 5 digit like it wouldn't make 100,000
the only thing i don't really like about some spedometers is how low the top speed on them are. with 3.23 gear and a 4bbl it is really not too hard to hit 85mph with plenty of throttle left to go . i have a similar dislike for the speedo in my 78 elcamino. maxes out at 85mph and has a bit more left in it. i think you can get a speedometer that goes up to 100mph. the Canadian ones seem like they have been at 110mph for a whileCrazy that the old odometers are only 5 digit like it wouldn't make 100,000
I was waiting for you to chime in on this thread. Seems right up your alley.nice rig. what type of electrical gremlins are you dealing with? best way to track down whatever is possibly draining your battery is to disconnect the ground wire and hook a 12v light bulb between the ground wire and terminal. then start pulling fuses till the light goes out. then you know which circuit the issue is on and gives you an idea where to look.
the only thing i don't really like about some spedometers is how low the top speed on them are. with 3.23 gear and a 4bbl it is really not too hard to hit 85mph with plenty of throttle left to go . i have a similar dislike for the speedo in my 78 elcamino. maxes out at 85mph and has a bit more left in it. i think you can get a speedometer that goes up to 100mph. the Canadian ones seem like they have been at 110mph for a while
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I might try the light bulb thing when school startsnice rig. what type of electrical gremlins are you dealing with? best way to track down whatever is possibly draining your battery is to disconnect the ground wire and hook a 12v light bulb between the ground wire and terminal. then start pulling fuses till the light goes out. then you know which circuit the issue is on and gives you an idea where to look.
the only thing i don't really like about some spedometers is how low the top speed on them are. with 3.23 gear and a 4bbl it is really not too hard to hit 85mph with plenty of throttle left to go . i have a similar dislike for the speedo in my 78 elcamino. maxes out at 85mph and has a bit more left in it. i think you can get a speedometer that goes up to 100mph. the Canadian ones seem like they have been at 110mph for a while
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Wher did u get the top gauge cluster atI might try the light bulb thing when school starts
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Where did u get the top gauge cluster at?nice rig. what type of electrical gremlins are you dealing with? best way to track down whatever is possibly draining your battery is to disconnect the ground wire and hook a 12v light bulb between the ground wire and terminal. then start pulling fuses till the light goes out. then you know which circuit the issue is on and gives you an idea where to look.
the only thing i don't really like about some spedometers is how low the top speed on them are. with 3.23 gear and a 4bbl it is really not too hard to hit 85mph with plenty of throttle left to go . i have a similar dislike for the speedo in my 78 elcamino. maxes out at 85mph and has a bit more left in it. i think you can get a speedometer that goes up to 100mph. the Canadian ones seem like they have been at 110mph for a while
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Thanksit is just a factory Canadian one as far as i know. i know the US ones always seem to have a lower top speed on them