o5mar1

I have a 95 civic hatch and im planing on puting a jdm cluster in it. My question is how can i make the cluster read in MPH instead of KMPH ?

graveltravel

you cant.
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sh!tsWEAK!

iTrader: (1)

If you want it to read in MPH, then don't get a Jdm Cluster

vc

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HondaFanatic708

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by graveltravel &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you cant.
NEXT!</TD></TR></TABLE>LOL Or if your fast at math you could constantly be doing the following formula in your head..

MPH = kph * 0.6215

Triscuit

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ha thats halarious.......

litterbox

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graveltravel

haha is that the soup ****? haha

litterbox

Bread? You want bread? TTHHHREEE DOLLARS!!!

isumase

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cant do a jdm cluster, im currently waiting on a canadian cluster cause it has the KPH in the larger numbers with the MPH in smaller and its not as well-known. Personally i like this one better cause yuo dont have to figure the math when yuo see a copper plus i like feeling like im going faster(larger numbers) since im stuck with a n/a sohc

RareSI

Awww come on, is it really that bad?

How many different speed limits does one need to abide by while traveling?

25mph = 40kph
35mph = 56kph
45mph = 72kph
55mph = 88kph
65mph = 104kph
75mph = 120kph

That should cover all your bases.

eeeKs

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ha thats halarious....... </TD></TR></TABLE>

JDM-EJ1

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Sean Juan

I have the Canadian one if you want it.

Padawan

Everyone who is amused by the original poster's question and the rather curt replies he received should note that KPH -&gt; MPH speedometer conversions are quite common in the UK, and are certainly possible. Most converters require a bit of wiring skill rather that being "plug-and-play", but there are various sites that have basic how-to's which should be helpful.

ShagPower

move to canada, or keep a calculator handy haha

silver_flash99

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i converted my mph with an EUDM kmh and it was p&p... what wiring skills are you talking about??

Padawan

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i converted my mph with an EUDM kmh and it was p&p... what wiring skills are you talking about??</TD></TR></TABLE>

Most of the converters I've come across require that the installer hard-wire them into the cluster. If you located a plug-and-play converter for your vehicle, of course that would be the preferred route.

o5mar1

thanks for the replys, i ask this because my roomate has a 240sx with a jdm cluster and he made it read in mph by adding a resistor to the cluster's wiring. i was just wondering if it could be the same on a civic cluster.

HeikDiesel

get really good at multipling km/h by 5 and deviding by 8

hushypushy

holy crap just use the US cluster so it's already in MPH and you dont have to go through all this BS.

"um, i bought this car from japan...how can i make a LHD conversion?"

SkoundrelUSA

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Come back...ONE YEAR!!!

1.6vx

nothing but comedy

JDM-EJ1

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Padawan &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Everyone who is amused by the original poster's question and the rather curt replies he received should note that KPH -&gt; MPH speedometer conversions are quite common in the UK, and are certainly possible. Most converters require a bit of wiring skill rather that being "plug-and-play", but there are various sites that have basic how-to's which should be helpful. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Never knew that, thanks for the info.