Speedo converter drive.

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Pegleg

Speedo converter drive.

Post by Pegleg »

Not sure if this is the correct section.
Is there a conversion that would allow a cable drive Sport Comp speedo from a Ford, to work with a Mopar 727 box?
One for sale at good price but not sure if i can use it.
Ta, Daz.
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Not sure to be honest but personally I would stick with the Chrysler stuff, the other cable may look like it fits, but if it doesn't you've wasted your money of course.

Save your pennies and buy a proper one

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Ok cheers for the advice.
Not so worried about the cable as the drive ratio.
Could get cable made up.

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A techy type like Blue or Dave999 will know....they'll be along in a minute I'm sure :read2:
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If you can sort the cable to fit, it will work fine. The speedo won't care what you bolt it to, it will work just the same on anything.
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Ok cool, thanks Blue. ;)
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And you adjust the accuracy with the plastic gear at the transmission end. They come in different tooth counts.
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Dave wrote:And you adjust the accuracy with the plastic gear at the transmission end. They come in different tooth counts.
and diffrent gear come in diffrent colours
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