Jasesapphy

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When i ran my ST8130 stack dash i used the pick up from the bell for the speed sensor, as im not running bells and rotors on the new sapph, what can i used for speed pick up

Jasesapphy

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anyone

Martin-Hadland

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2wd or 4x4?

Fudgey

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ill be using the back of the 4 wheel studs int he hub, when i make a bracket lol

mine is 2wd btw

Jasesapphy

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2wd mart

Fudgey

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front hub then mate, undriven wheel too, so no errors when reading wheelspin etc

Martin-Hadland

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If it was 4x4 I could have done you a transducer that fitted directly in place of the speedo cable, can't do this for 2wd.

You could use the driveshaft bolts by the rear diff or as Fudge says front hub ...

Jasesapphy

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i will have to take a look, couldnt remember what the rear of the hub looks like and what bracket i can make and from where to mount it without looking

cheers

Jasesapphy

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did think about the back somewhere readin off the drive shaft

Didnt want the expense of bell and rotor set up as its just a very cheap saff cos road car,like the stack dash though as it is 10 gauges in one, if you know what i mean

Fudgey

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the only problem with taking the reading off a driven wheel is wheelspin, but then, i guess its not that much of a problem.

probably much easier to mount it off the diff too. ill have a look when i next get the car out lol

hicost

You need one of these:

http://www.sailesmarketing.com/ProductDetails.asp?id=11

amd one of these:

http://www.westfield-sportscars.co.u...hFor=&PT_ID=78

Works perfect on a 2WD off a T5