Universal speedo corrector / VSS signal converter
These can be used for correcting a fast or slow reading speedo, auto<->manual conversions, converting a hall effect VSS signal to a reluctor signal (or converting reluctor to hall effect) etc.
Works with pretty much any type of speed sensor.
Conversion range is roughly +/- 800% - i.e. they can convert a 1250 PPK signal to anything between 150 and 10,000 PPK.
They store two sets of calibrations, for easy switching between two different tyre sizes/diff ratios etc.
Price: $90 plus postage ($7 within Australia, PM me for international postage costs)
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festy
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
yay! go festy!
I seen one of your proto type ones, really nice work.
I seen one of your proto type ones, really nice work.
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HQ355
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I have the proto type one, very easy to use and works great ! Thanks festy
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
Was wondering when someone on here would make one of these, good work
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fabmec
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
Would this work to convert engine tooth reluctor input to tacho signal out on diesel conversion?
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festy
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
That depends on the tacho. If it's an older points style tacho that reads back-EMF pulses from the coil then it might or might not work - I'll test it on some old tachos and let you know.fabmec wrote:Would this work to convert engine tooth reluctor input to tacho signal out on diesel conversion?
If it's a more modern tacho that reads signal pulses from an ignition module, then yes it should work but in that case I also have some reluctor to square wave converter modules without the speedo correction function that might be better suited (and cheaper).
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fabmec
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
A bit more info ; Reluctor picks up 25 pulses per engine revolution(Isuzu 4bd1t) & the tacho is a 1990 fj80 landcruiser, originally points and wants to see 3 pulses/rev so some sort of correction would be required.
Tacho works fine with vp v8 hooked to it but I suppose that would have similar input pulse to tacho as points setup. If the tacho requires back emf, would a std. type ignition module coupled to a mini relay coil might work if your unit would fire the module.
I'd like to also use the signal to feed an 808 delco to simulate engine running for auto converter lockup control with the diesel.
Thanks for the offer to test it, if it's going to work I'll definitely get one.
Tacho works fine with vp v8 hooked to it but I suppose that would have similar input pulse to tacho as points setup. If the tacho requires back emf, would a std. type ignition module coupled to a mini relay coil might work if your unit would fire the module.
I'd like to also use the signal to feed an 808 delco to simulate engine running for auto converter lockup control with the diesel.
Thanks for the offer to test it, if it's going to work I'll definitely get one.
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
Good unit Festy. Thanks 
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Re: FS: Universal Speedo Correctors
Hi Festy,
Am interested in purchasing one of these for my ls1 powered mx83 cressida, sent you a p.m and email a few days ago with phone number etc.
Thanks
Troy
Am interested in purchasing one of these for my ls1 powered mx83 cressida, sent you a p.m and email a few days ago with phone number etc.
Thanks
Troy
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hi Festy just wanting to know a bit more about ur speed correctos