Bob,
Seems most of these guys didn't read what you said about not wanting to
change speedometers. At my speedometer shop (about an hour from me) they sell
ratio adapters. They are used if you are running odd tires on your car or you
changed the final drive or something. They offset the output of the speedo
cable about an inch. I don't know if that would help enough.
Another option I have seen is an electric to mechanical speedometer
adaptor. I forget where but try doing a search on Yahoo or Google. They are out
there. They use an electric motor to drive your speedo cable from the electric
signal.
Jamie
>I have the turbo *header* with a T3/4 turbo in my 86 GLHS ... when I attach
the proper >size pipe for the 3" inlet, it is >directly< over the speedometer
plug, with only about 1" >of clearance. There is enough room there for an
electrical connection, but not the >speedometer cable as found on the 86 Omni.
>
>Has anyone else encountered this?? Is there a way to switch to an
electrical >speedometer without replacing my dash!?!
>
>Signed ... Actually officer, I don't know how fast I was going,
>Bob Ashe
>Marietta, GA
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