Had a JDM ITR cluster installed for about 3 weeks now (thanks Bert) and the novelty of yellow needles has worn off, and now it is slightly annoying looking at KPH all the time.

I think I read on here that you can put a resistor in a wire and it will read in MPH?

So my question is, how can you make a KPH cluster read out the speed in MPH?

Thanks

 

i think you'd need to teach it how to multiply by 1.6

i've never heard this before though, be interesting if you could do it but it sounds like it'd be a little more involving then just putting a resistor on a wire. how would that affect your odometer as well?

 

100kmh = 60mph...... I think.

 

yeah, somewhere online you can, its like 60someting percent, so it will just read MPH on you KPh gauge

 

i think its actually 100 kmh=62 mph

 

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Yes, I ve been trying to find it

 

I have heard such a thing but don't know where to get it. What I did was just make a chart. After about 2 weeks it just became completely natural. Oh, yeah the coolness of the yellow needles does wear off. I got rid of my JDM cluster, than got the UK cluster, and now I have the Spoon cluster. That thing never gets old.

 

Wow, I figured everyone would know this from video games. Anyway, 80 kph = 50 mph and 160 kph = 100 mph... think about it times 1.6

 

it's about time that the USA joined the rest of the world and started using the METRIC system

 

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I agree

 

Yes I know that, but I am a Lit major, hence I stay away from numbers as much as I can.

Its just that if I see a cop coming I would rather know the speed I am going before he informs me.

 

sorry to hijack your post but quick Q regarding the JDM cluster...mine goes only till 180kmph....what does yours read to? any differences between years for the JDM clusters? I think mine is a 98 spec R cluster

 

Check the thread that begins with " Thanks to blueR (mark)"

 

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All jdm itr clusters only go to 180kmph. Other countries clusters go higher. Like my UK cluster went to 270kmph. My Spoon one goes to 240kmph.