Speedometer ID?

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Your kph and mph don't seem to line up though... on yours 60mph lines up with 135kph. It should be 60mph = 96kph.

This one looks like the correct outer for SN4421/13
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/261905714393
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timmy201 wrote:Your kph and mph don't seem to line up though... on yours 60mph lines up with 135kph. It should be 60mph = 96kph.
Thanks for your reply, timmy201

Agree, seems weird.
Anyone had a similar one?
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I don't think it is weird, it is a bitsa - a Mk 2 or 3 S outer with non S inner. :geek:
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Simon776 wrote:I don't think it is weird, it is a bitsa - a Mk 2 or 3 S outer with non S inner. :geek:
thanks, it seems calibrated right to 200 kmh, tho.... :)
Any point in putting on cost to make it "right"?
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In case it helps here's the Morris pages from the Smiths Speedo catalogue. I can post the Austin pages if they're of interest. :)
Smiths Speedometer Catalogue p47 Morris.jpg
Smiths Speedometer Catalogue p48 Morris.jpg
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Cracking stuff to see it all on those original sheets ;-)

Love to see the Austin version for the simple hell of it ;-)
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Is it possible you could put the "Austin" version up pretty pretty please.
Looking for a speedo but they all seem to be Morris versions.
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They are very handy! I just posted the other week that I had found a note of the speedo that used to be in the van, now I can identify it was a 105mph Cooper one for a 3.44 diff. Obviously it's not still there........ but hey, it's good to have a reference to buy a speedo to match your diff

The Austin one would be great to have as well

Many thanks

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Here's the Austin pages from that catalogue.
Smiths Speedometer Catalogue p19 Austin.jpg
Smiths Speedometer Catalogue p20 Austin.jpg
Smiths Speedometer Catalogue p21 Austin.jpg
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Great to have this as well - thanks.

Will have to cross ref to see any differences - unless they are already known??
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