Subject	From the eBay listing......
Posted by	Slow3z on March 04, 2008 at 4:40 AM
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In Reply To	What's needed to make this work on a 91+? posted by B. Wong on March 04, 2008 at 04:25 AM
Message	"The OEM speedometer must be recalibrated for the 180 scale. This can be done by any reputable speedometer shop - or if you're handy, you can adjust the potentiometer yourself and dial it in by trial and error using another car to pace with. Important Note: The only cars with speedometers that can be calibrated are 1990 and early 1991. You can tell by removing the speedometer (easy) and checking for a potentiometer on the rear. The early speedometers are compatible with the later cars, so if you have a newer ZX, all you would need is a speedo from an early built salvaged donor. " So I believe the seller is saying that 92+ speedos can not be recalibrated to work with this, if you figure out, post a response, I wouldn't mind having one of these.
Follow Ups	Interesting Ebay find for you 90-91 guys - golden_1 01:54:47 03/04/08 Thanks! Interesting indeed (n/m) - Pilot.P (NZ) 02:37:05 03/04/08 bought 2! cant wait! (n/m) - forced1(nyc) 02:56:30 03/04/08 need a time machine to go back and buy a SR-71 brand new (n/m) - volcomstone550 03:00:01 03/04/08 mine - robo (sebring1970) 03:44:25 03/04/08 What's needed to make this work on a 91+? - B. Wong 04:25:49 03/04/08 From the eBay listing...... - Slow3z 04:40:11 03/04/08 Its a false statement - Oppaman Z 06:35:50 03/04/08 you can pull the cluster yourself, send it off to a - robo (sebring1970) 05:09:57 03/04/08 So does it have the cut outs for boost gauge and the needle? - Multi_Read 08:20:02 03/04/08 The fact that the pic is of a totally round gauge is why I - na300zx (OH) 09:12:38 03/04/08 Bought 1! (n/m) - Psummy (McKinney, TX) 09:40:07 03/04/08 I've never hit 160MPH, so can't justify risking the existing - Cap927(Boston) 10:05:02 03/04/08 2nd. I don't even hit 140mph @ the track. - Hawkin"Z" 11:35:06 03/04/08 not unless you also swapped in a TT rear end. (n/m) - Guapo 11:38:43 03/04/08 What are the mph limitations of the NA rear end? - Hawkin"Z" 11:44:25 03/04/08 168 in 5th assuming stock tire size and 7k reline (n/m) - Guapo 12:02:32 03/04/08 I wish I had a safe place to test that theory... - Hawkin"Z" 12:42:57 03/04/08 nah ... I like turns :) (n/m) - Guapo 12:46:43 03/04/08 I couldn't agree more :-) - Hawkin"Z" 13:04:56 03/04/08 Re: Interesting Ebay find for you 90-91 guys - Z-Tech 18:21:54 03/04/08
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