Speedometer Help electronic & mechanical
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Speedometer Help electronic & mechanical
I was going to do a drive train swap LT1 & 4L60E with everything it takes to do it
Well that was until i found out you can't use a mechanical steel speedometer cable on a 4L60E no place to hook it up.
there is a $450 tail shaft kit but i'm not to interested in shelling out more money
bottom line have a working speedometer with the easiest fix
any thoughts scrap the idea go with an old style trans or maybe some of you have a better idea
i'm open to any ideas
update - well the reason i need the info was for a project drive train i was going to buy
but it was sold so no drive train no project - game over
Well that was until i found out you can't use a mechanical steel speedometer cable on a 4L60E no place to hook it up.
there is a $450 tail shaft kit but i'm not to interested in shelling out more money
bottom line have a working speedometer with the easiest fix
any thoughts scrap the idea go with an old style trans or maybe some of you have a better idea
i'm open to any ideas
update - well the reason i need the info was for a project drive train i was going to buy
but it was sold so no drive train no project - game over
Last edited by Nailhead 88; February 28th, 2011 at 06:53 PM. Reason: update
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Find another. They're everywhere.
As to your question,
there's things like this if keeping your stock gauges is important to you.
http://www.abbott-tach.com/cablex.htm
As to your question,
there's things like this if keeping your stock gauges is important to you.
http://www.abbott-tach.com/cablex.htm
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