Thread: GPS Speedo, 'Rivet counters' don't look.

All fitted up & tested, very happy . Except now my other gauge looks ratty .

Bonus is the Speedo also has a compass, clock , 0-400 timer & 0-100kph timer & records the fastest speed attained. (I didnt know about those features )
I didn't think to ask them to set the odo to my current reading .

Looks good - will be ordering one myself soon. 👍

My only small gripe is the bezel does sit proud of the dash about 10mm , but no big deal. You can see in the sideways photo of it, the locking screw / ring & the depth of the bezel ring. But you don't really notice it .

And at night some light leaks out around the reset button , which would not be an issue in a 110 / series3 / 101 where the dash is in front of you, only a issue on a centrally mounted dash like a Series 1/2 or a Lightweight. Compensated by the fact that your artwork ( the Land Rover script) is transparent & is backlit . very cool.

I think I'm going to lash out on a triple gauge for the other side to match the speedo as well and give the whole dash an overhaul. I've also asked if they can leave the 'GPS' label off the speedo - which they are happy to do. 😊👍

Ok, so I might have just gone and ordered these... 'GPS" will be removed and I've asked them to set the odometer to match what's on the 101 now. Quad gauge comes with new oil pressure and temp senders to match and the fuel gauge is fully programmable, so should finally be able to get something reading accurately off the modified sender I put in the new tank I made. Might be time for a full upgrade to the dash when these arrive...

Speedhut by Gavin Gregory, on Flickr

Ohh very nice . Looking at that & seeing how pleased I am with the job on my speedo, I might see about a custom quad gauge with some EV centric dials .

Yeah, they are by far the best and nicest gauges on the market IMO, but as you know it makes your eyes water when you go to pay for them...

Originally Posted by Homestar

Yeah, they are by far the best and nicest gauges on the market IMO, but as you know it makes your eyes water when you go to pay for them...

Yes indeed. Luckily my cottage industry of making Iveco parts subsidies my LandRover spending.