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Speedo cables - john williams - 07-08-2018
One of our club members has a Type 65, fitted with four speed gearbox and "bacon slicer" starter. The rear gearbox housing has been inverted, so speedo drive is in similar position to three speed gearboxes. However, the speedo is the ribbon type as used on RP and Ruby. Can anyone suggest a supplier of a suitable cable ?
RE: Speedo cables - Stuart Giles - 07-08-2018
(07-08-2018, 12:10 PM)john williams Wrote: One of our club members has a Type 65, fitted with four speed gearbox and "bacon slicer" starter. The rear gearbox housing has been inverted, so speedo drive is in similar position to three speed gearboxes. However, the speedo is the ribbon type as used on RP and Ruby. Can anyone suggest a supplier of a suitable cable ?
These people will make a cable to your spec. or pattern.
https://speedycables.com/speedometer-cables/
so can these people.
http://www.speedograph-richfield.com/html/cables.html
have used both in the past for speedo, rev counter and brake cables.
RE: Speedo cables - john williams - 10-08-2018
(07-08-2018, 08:22 PM)Stuart Giles Wrote:(07-08-2018, 12:10 PM)john williams Wrote: One of our club members has a Type 65, fitted with four speed gearbox and "bacon slicer" starter. The rear gearbox housing has been inverted, so speedo drive is in similar position to three speed gearboxes. However, the speedo is the ribbon type as used on RP and Ruby. Can anyone suggest a supplier of a suitable cable ?
These people will make a cable to your spec. or pattern.
https://speedycables.com/speedometer-cables/
so can these people.
http://www.speedograph-richfield.com/html/cables.html
have used both in the past for speedo, rev counter and brake cables.
Thank you Stuart, Speedycables is local to use, never gave them a thought! John