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damnfingers Gene Gillam
Saucier, MS, USA   USA
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Has anyone adapted a GPS speedometer to to a T-series? I have a TC with a 5-speed and a 4.85 differential and rather than contact Speedograph for an adapter (expensive) wonder if anyone has printed a face to match the T-series face for a GPS type?

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Mervo Merv Hyde
Peregian Beach, Queensland, Australia   AUS
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I have seen it done with reasonable taste on an MGB. https://www.mgexp.com/forum/mgb-and-gt-forum.1/inexpensive-gps-speedometer.2113879/



Merv Hyde
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MGTF1500 Ardeche France Thierry SUCHIER
TOURNON SUR RHONE, Rhône-Alpes Auvergne, France   FRA
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.waze&hl=fr&gl=US

Many of us here use this application.
It gives us the immediate speed very precisely, the speed not to exceed, police alerts, and if we're approaching a radar zone.
And of course, we can program our route.
Best regards Thierry

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Mikelead Mike Leadbeater
York, Yorks, UK   GBR
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Yes, I have done this last year, there is fuller post on this by myself, rather than repeating it perhaps you could do search.

Photos below, my intention is to have another go at a dished face, the problem was to get the transfer decal to be wrinkle free.
Otherwise my gps speedo is great, accurate, and at low cost.


Happy to answer further questions after viewing my earlier post.
Mike


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Mikelead Mike Leadbeater
York, Yorks, UK   GBR
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Please seen new post on this subject as referred to, the one entitled “Dial speedometer MG TC”, next on the forum list.
Mike



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2024-04-23 05:19 AM by Mikelead.

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Steve S Avatar
Abingdon, So Cal, USA   USA
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You can also buy a little adapter box to fit on the back of the original unit. Butch Taras makes them, and I think RIchfield also along with some others.

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CarlS Carl S
FOX ISLAND, WA, USA   USA
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1953 MG TD "N/a"
The roadside "your speed" signs and the tach will solve the problem.

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Meadow01 Silver Member Sonny Surles
Benson, NC, USA   USA
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I had a similar issue with mine. Not being as talented as Mike (what a great job!), I bought a GPS to mechanical box from Speedhut. They also made the cable for it. It's working great for me. Don't remember the price, but was not cheap. I think it was over $500.

Sonny

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