Reply to "Brand new MPH speedometer"

Lane AndersonMt. Pleasant, SC Supporting Member

Pete, until you get an mph speedo there is an easy way to calculate speed. First, the ratio is 0.62mph/kph, which of course means 100 kph is 62 mph. Also, when in 4th gear you can take the tachometer reading and double it to get a very close approximation of your speed, so when the tach is reading 30 (3000 rpm) you're traveling 60 mph, 35 = 70 mph, 25 = 50 mph, and so on.

8/12/204:02 AM

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