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speedometer speed - Vancevr - 19-03-2022 I am rebuilding my speedometer on my car and was wondering is the speed in mph or kph or neither. RE: speedometer speed - Charles Levien - 19-03-2022 (19-03-2022, 05:35 AM)Vancevr Wrote: I am rebuilding my speedometer on my car and was wondering is the speed in mph or kph or neither. It really doesn’t matter — when you can’t hear anything above the wind you’re doing 60. Comments will follow I’m sure. RE: speedometer speed - Dave Wortley - 19-03-2022 For a ‘29 chummy the original speedo is a Smiths PA in mph. RE: speedometer speed - Howard Wright - 19-03-2022 Hi All Some export cars had a kph speedo. At least my 1930 RK had when it was exported. Cheers Howard 76C61B32-5145-44D0-B30C-30BCE39C6646.jpeg (Size: 118.84 KB / Downloads: 247) RE: speedometer speed - Alan - 19-03-2022 It’s easy to tell. If you are doing 80 it’s in kilometres. RE: speedometer speed - Bob Culver - 19-03-2022 I recall as a small boy playmates being very impressed by the 80 mph speedo on my Dads RP! Incidentally the speedo later proved conservative, reading lower than various "moderns" compared with, so I suspect the top speed on true level no wind of 50 mph was accurate. On a regular 60 mile trip I used to acheive point to point times favourably comparable with my father in his 1952 Hillman but keeping to 50 mph indicated. RE: speedometer speed - AustinWood - 19-03-2022 A friend at University had a Hillman. Bendix brakes - SCARY!! RE: speedometer speed - Martin Prior - 20-03-2022 My RP regularly clocks 85mph. This must be under-reading quite badly, as the 140,000 mile run into Hereford only takes about seven minutes, so I must actually be doing more that 1,200,000 mph. RE: speedometer speed - David Stepney - 20-03-2022 (20-03-2022, 12:44 PM)Martin Prior Wrote: My RP regularly clocks 85mph. This must be under-reading quite badly, as the 140,000 mile run into Hereford only takes about seven minutes, so I must actually be doing more that 1,200,000 mph. Or about 1/60th of the speed of light! Mind you, speedometer readings are all purely relative anyway. Where's my coat........? RE: speedometer speed - Ivor Hawkins - 20-03-2022 My Magmo speedometer gently swings between 35 and 45 mph most of the time but it feels close to the speed of light sometimes... |