Reply to "Speedo Repair/Recalibration"

davidbMember

I agree with Detom. My clock is Veglia and this incredible piece of Italian art never lost a second. My new style tach is awesome too. The 6200 limiter is right on. But my speedo is another story. It has been calibrated and modified - I even have interchageable gears in a reducer to to enable finite adjustments. And it's still so far off I have no idea how fast I'm going. I once did the calculation to find where 60 mph was in rpm in each gear - but my old mind can never remember. So I just grit my teeth and hope for the best whenever I see Smokey on the road.

12/2/062:03 PM

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