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Digital Speedo Correction Thingy
Baja Wes - August 5th, 2004 at 08:33 AM

I thought other people may be interested in this kit, as I certainly am.

Digital Speedo Correction Kit on the Jaycar website link - click here

This kit should allow me to alter the signal from the electronic mazda speed sensor I am using, and correct for the different tyres (and other factors), and end up with being able to use the mazda instrument cluster with the original speedo and odometer correctly calibrated.


KruizinKombi - August 5th, 2004 at 10:04 PM

That would be great if I had an electronic speedo.....


Jenny - August 6th, 2004 at 07:23 AM

Nice find Wes. I had seen the yellow box speedo recalibrator made by a company in West Woolongong NSW http://www.blackrobotics.com/yb3_calib.doc  and thought wow that's just what I need but they want $100 USD for them! So I started designing my own circuit, but now I think I'll just buy this kit & save myself the hassle of custom fabricating my own PCB.


Baja Wes - August 6th, 2004 at 09:22 AM

That yellow box one would be good, but it doesn't have a big enough range of correction for my car. I need a correction of around 45-50%.

You see the mazda reads through the gearbox, and runs through a 21/25 gear ratio to the axle. Then I have a ratio of offroad tyres to mazda street tyres of about 0.8:1, so together about 0.67:1, but they enter it the other way (inverse) so about 1:1.48.

Will have to wait until the kit comes out in september I guess...