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Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
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Surprise! Part. I hadn't heard about this very rare part, but there it was. So I checked, and sure enough it is in my Nissan Competition catalog but for some reason I never noticed it ... who woulda thought a 1200 would need one of these?

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A14force
Posted: 2005/6/13 10:02  Updated: 2005/6/13 10:02
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
Man I would love one of those.

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dattodude
Posted: 2005/6/13 10:14  Updated: 2005/6/13 10:14
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
Would go well with one of these...



...would be nice to have one.

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2005/6/13 12:59  Updated: 2005/6/13 12:59
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
My competition tune up manual mentions the tach [part No. 24855 - H1075] but makes no mention of the speedo.
The blurb that goes with the tach reads,....

"This optional tachometer has a red hand to make it prominent and also has a maximum revolution indicating hand."

It makes no reference to the 10,000 rpm scale. I wonder if they simply assume that all A series rev like that.

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A14force
Posted: 2005/6/14 8:40  Updated: 2005/6/14 8:40
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
I know I'm farting against the wind, But is there a part number for that speedo?

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dattodude
Posted: 2005/6/14 9:24  Updated: 2005/6/14 9:24
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
120MPH -> 24850-H3400 (Sedan,Coupe DX)
180KMH -> 24850-H2500 (Sedan GX)

The mph unit used to be available in order lots of 5. So if you need to buy 5, let me know.

Cheers,
Chris

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matbighat
Posted: 2005/7/23 21:42  Updated: 2005/7/23 21:42
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
I'll take both of 'em. My factory tach and 100mph speedo proved themselves inadequate on Thunderhill trackday

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AFRacer
Posted: 2005/6/13 10:24  Updated: 2005/6/13 10:24
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I could always justify needing a 120mph speedo on any of my 1200's! Now I need one that goes up to 160mph

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dattodude
Posted: 2005/6/13 10:47  Updated: 2005/6/13 10:47
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 Re: Blue Lake 2005 - 120mph Speedometer
I think Andrews beast does up to 230kmh with a 4.1 diff...
So maybe some of the "power addicts" among us might need 180mph

I run a 3.45:1 diff. It drives really nicely. I can use 1st gear around hairpins.