<VV> SPEEDOMETER

[MarK Durham]

The speedo is run by a plastic gear that slides into the side of the trans
and you can get plastic gears with different teeth on them to adjust for
tire size changes. Look at page 124 in Clarks catalog for parts.
There is a retainer bolt and a o ring seal to pay attention to but it can
be easily done.
Mark Durham
Hauser Idaho
62 Coupe
On Dec 24, 2014 8:23 AM, "John Roberts via VirtualVairs" <
virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:

>
> You might need to take it to a speedo shop. I've had old speedos in other
> cars do this, usually a bit of rust on the hairspring causes a loss of
> tension, hence a higher reading.
>
> John Roberts
>
>
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>
> My speedometer on my 63 monza reads 60 when I'm only doing 48 or 50. I dont
> think this is the original trans. If it had a 3 spd manual instead, would
> it
> jive with the speedo m eter? I also have 75x13 instead of 85x13 's. My 65
> is
> much simpler with the speedometer cable attached to the drivers wheel. Can
> I fix
> this? PS. I flunked physics
> .
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