yooper1
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I installed a new speedo for better visibility and clutch tuning for me supercharged Nytro. Big thanks Superman!
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yamaha1973
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looks great!
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How much was involved in the swap?
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Your going to love it, best upgrade I have done. Only thing involved with swap is mounting the gauge since the bolt patterns are different. If you want the clock to work you need to run a constant 12v wire to the gauge. Lots of how too's floating around, including mine.
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It was easy to do, it's all about how nice do you was it to look. I was thinking that the unit is plug and play, could you use a Vector pig tail and swap those too? It's only 8 inches and should plug right in. Maybe the needed jumped wire is there already?
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The nytro plug installs fine into the back of the vector gauge.
It is just missing one pin (the +12v one for the clock)
I used a pin from an old honda car I had laying around but since you have the plug from the vector speedo, just de-pin one of the wires, and reuse it into your nytro.
Compare the two plugs, to see where the extra wire goes.
It is just missing one pin (the +12v one for the clock)
I used a pin from an old honda car I had laying around but since you have the plug from the vector speedo, just de-pin one of the wires, and reuse it into your nytro.
Compare the two plugs, to see where the extra wire goes.
