Speedo cable

Started by Badger, November 25, 2015, 08:25:40 PM

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Badger

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Buggy Baron
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GP Ranchero
Location: Bentley, Walsall
Evenin peeps,

Realising my existing speedo cable wont be long enough for the placement of the new dial and the fitting is to small so i've come all of a cuffufle,

the new speedo needs an 104" sq male drive cable (5/8" x 18" thread) not a problem,, copy paste Google search bobs me auntie and ive found what i'm looking for or so i thought,, when reading small print they go on about the opposite end also being a threaded fitting and fitting in/on the transmission,
my current cable fits into front left wheel hub by pushing in through a small hole till it pops in place ???
am i missing a trick is there an adaptor to link old and new anyone knows of or will i need a new cable made and where to have it made ??

Rich  :(

ben_w

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Buggy Meister
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Sidewinder
Location: Leicestershire
Speedy Cables

http://www.speedycables.com/m.index.html

No one else I'd use.


6 Pots...stuff your bhp, torque is king

Green Sidewinder with a 6 pot lump

Badger

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Buggy Baron
Posts: 482
GP Ranchero
Location: Bentley, Walsall
ta Ben,
email sent so see what they say tmorra

Badger

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Buggy Baron
Posts: 482
GP Ranchero
Location: Bentley, Walsall
25 notes +postage and vat   ;-)up
Job done cheers Ben  8)

Rich

ben_w

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Buggy Meister
Posts: 1,733
Sidewinder
Location: Leicestershire
No worries, they are pretty good!


6 Pots...stuff your bhp, torque is king

Green Sidewinder with a 6 pot lump

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