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#725396 02/28/2011 10:52 PM
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I started to get my speedometer sensor hooked to the tranny (350 turbo) and don't have enough room between tranny and exhaust. It's a 59. Is there a 90 degree adapter for this sort of thing? Really didn't want to pull the exhaust,but may have to. I'm using Dolphin brand. Called them, they weren't much help.

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I've never heard of a 90 adapter for this application.
Sorry,but it sounds like you'll need to modify the exhaust.

Just how tight is it?
At first I wondered if you could 'dimple' the pipe but if it's that close,heat might also be an issue.


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contact D&D speedometer in the twin cities, or the speedometer shop in Milwaukee. they make a 90 degree adapter. also, there are in-line VSS's from Jagsthatrun.com


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I stand corrected...thanks Scott.


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Check PATC -
90 deg speedo adapters

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D&D custom makes adapters in a variety of ratios as well http://www.ddinstruments.com/index....y&layout=blog&id=5&Itemid=57

Speedometer shop
http://www.speedometersolutions.com/speedometer_cable.htm

and of course - Jags that run. note that JTR is less expensive than anyone else (pure volume)
http://www.jagsthatrun.com/SpeedSensors_Order.html


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I bought an autometer electronic speedometer and it busted after 1 year. I hope you have better luck.

Of course with nearly everything made in China now, it's anyone's guess.

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Thanks for the information guys.

Mike


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