Speedometer Situation
Speedometer Situation
was thinking about this and how the dial from a US bought car is primary in imperial. Anyone considered adding an aftermarket metric speedometer / guage at the A (front pillar) or somewhere else convenient ??
1. it will give you a 'moded' look
2. it will definately serve its purpose
1. it will give you a 'moded' look
2. it will definately serve its purpose
sorry let me clarify.
for us canadians that are driving us spec cars, the speedometer is in imperial (miles) there is no way to correct this (although the smaller numbers appear in kilometers)
just wondering if any canadian drivers out there thought about adding a separate metric speedo that measures in km/h.. not just for looks (although it might look good).
for us canadians that are driving us spec cars, the speedometer is in imperial (miles) there is no way to correct this (although the smaller numbers appear in kilometers)
just wondering if any canadian drivers out there thought about adding a separate metric speedo that measures in km/h.. not just for looks (although it might look good).
Meh. I don't care for the look, and I can read small numbers. 
All I really care to remember is 35mph-ish and 60mph-ish, which translate to most road and highway speed limit, respectively (60km/h and 100km/h). You know, for the times when there's a po-po around...
Otherwise, I just drive at whatever speed feels right. Safely, of course.

All I really care to remember is 35mph-ish and 60mph-ish, which translate to most road and highway speed limit, respectively (60km/h and 100km/h). You know, for the times when there's a po-po around...
Otherwise, I just drive at whatever speed feels right. Safely, of course.
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