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You get used to it lol. I would also like to correct the needle but have become quite complacent with the GPS and nanocom giving me the same numbers. Even if you don't use any of those 2 like I said you get used to the change and automatically compensate.
my reason for the correction is that I like to get all my modifications engineered and no engineer will sign off if you actually drive faster then your speedo says
True - I'm already used to it after less than 2 weeks - but, I'm not the only one who drives the car, so it would be good to have it right for them if it's an economical fix.
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Originally Posted by trevor
Is Superlift the only supplier of the Truespeed unit?
I checked the Superlift website for an email address but could not see one, I'll try again tomorrow using the desk top.
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Regards Ollie
I think they are originally manufactured by Samras in Iceland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ollie
I found and sent an email to the following company
FastTrackAutoParts.com Enterprise Merchant Group LLC 950 Calle Negocio San Clemente, CA 92673 Email: comments@fasttrackautoparts.com
I searched for Samras Iceland without result
Regards Ollie
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Originally Posted by Ollie
The USA guys have been purchasing from TruSpeed™ Speed Sensor Recalibrator · Superlift · www.superlift.com
Good to see folk are still looking into this:)
I've been to lazy to fix mine yet now I run maps with a GPS speedo on the dash.
It's still on the wish list.
Keep us informed on what results you get please Ollie.
I've just had a look at the links and this unit appears to be like the Marks Adaptor's one.Quote:
Originally Posted by twr7cx
It either connects to the speedo drive at the transmission end or the ABS unit.
It would not be usable on the Disco 2:(
There is a guy that posts to discoweb that says he's using one on a d2.Quote:
Originally Posted by alien
http://www.discoweb.org/forums/showthread.php't=75451
Your right:)Quote:
Originally Posted by jafir
I just spent an hour looking into this further.
Thanks for the link, it was one I found while at it.
From what I've found we need a...
Superlift TruSpeed 33002 Module B
Possibly the unit...TruSpeed™ Speed Sensor Recalibrator · Superlift · www.superlift.com
(As linked earlier by twr7cx:))
Fitting instructions..http://www.superlift.com/instructions/33003.pdf
There is 4 different fitting pdf sheets with no reference to any Land Rovers.
We need to identify the correct wire at the SLABS to cut though.
I couldn't find an e'mail link on the Superlift site either.
They do have a free call and fax line numbers listed.
http://www.superlift.com/contact.asp
I'll leave Ollie or Steve223 to look into it now:)
Cheers, Kyle.