Cheap speedo solution for 3.55:1 or larger

94GTMOOSE

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r100rt what are you getting to plug this miracle product. You almost sound like that guy selling oxy clean on tv. I was almost waiting for you to say, if you act now you we will throw in the super drying chammy made from goats testicals, and the carving knife made 4130 chromoly that will slice threw a buick with ease.

 

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lol!!!

94GTMOOSE said:

r100rt what are you getting to plug this miracle product. You almost sound like that guy selling oxy clean on tv. I was almost waiting for you to say, if you act now you we will throw in the super drying chammy made from goats testicals, and the carving knife made 4130 chromoly that will slice threw a buick with ease.

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Cobra4075

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I'm not sure if they still sell them. But I got my speedo gear to correct my 3.55 from Steeda a few years. about $20

 

HISSIN50

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This is kinda funny.

And seriously:
Eric, thank you for posting the info. No matter what decision people make, it's always nice to be aware of alternatives.

 

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94GTMOOSE said:

r100rt what are you getting to plug this miracle product. You almost sound like that guy selling oxy clean on tv. I was almost waiting for you to say, if you act now you we will throw in the super drying chammy made from goats testicals, and the carving knife made 4130 chromoly that will slice threw a buick with ease.

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LOL, good one! I like to share solutions and help the less technical solve problems. For example, I found a $54 digital, programable display with a 8A relay that is the cheapest, best way to run an electric fan.

http://www.dwyer-inst.com/htdocs/temperature/SeriesTSPrice.cfm

I use 2, one on the radiator, one on the oil cooler of the TT Fasback. There are lots of automotive problem solutions that can be found from industrial suppliers.

I'm an engineer working in the controls field. Thats how I find this stuff.

 

HISSIN50

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Eric, if you feel like it, please shoot me a PM with info about your fan controller. I like tinkering with them too (I'm running a variable Dc-Control unit right now).

I need to rig up a stand-alone or piggybacked controller on one of the other cars and this sounds kinda neat.

 

94GTMOOSE

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cookie?