Pics of new dash fitted
02-03-2008, 04:08 PM
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Pics of new dash fitted
Finally got round to installing the 'digidash'. Only problem is I mounted the speed sensor on the brake disc and it seems to have fallen off! So no speedo for now. Im going to mount it on the prop, but I need to know some sort of ratio? Can anyone help out on this one?
Anyway heres some pics, Im very pleased how its come out.
Anyway heres some pics, Im very pleased how its come out.
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03-03-2008, 01:23 PM
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Looks wise its really good and i give full credit to you for what you've done.
from a wiring point of view - was it easy to wire in and calibrate to get it all working etc?
from a wiring point of view - was it easy to wire in and calibrate to get it all working etc?
03-03-2008, 10:33 PM
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Wiring wasnt too bad. The worst bit was soldering wires to that thin stuff on the back that carries the signal/power to the instruments, as some of them had to be cut.
All in all not too bad when you get stuck in.
All in all not too bad when you get stuck in.
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im looking at options and i really do like what you have done.
for me the downside is the fuel gauge wont work with my fuel tank and my engine revs to 8300rpm.
so by the time ive bought a decent rev counter and fuel gauge (probably stack) i may have saved money by buying a stack complete in the first place.
was there a link to the model you have mate, just so i can check features and extras that may be able to be added etc.
And cheers for the info
for me the downside is the fuel gauge wont work with my fuel tank and my engine revs to 8300rpm.
so by the time ive bought a decent rev counter and fuel gauge (probably stack) i may have saved money by buying a stack complete in the first place.
was there a link to the model you have mate, just so i can check features and extras that may be able to be added etc.
And cheers for the info
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