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Yep. Add 6mph for every 10kph. Ie 6mph is 10kph, 12 mph is 20kph, 18mph is 30kph etc.
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hmm now im lost one says no n the otha says yes :cry:
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eThix wrote:
DRM34R wrote:so if the reading is 60 mph your actually goin 100 kph...is that right??
no they just wrote mph instead of kph :) so if your going 60mph your still only going 60kph
LOL you sh*t stirrer

what ben said is right lol
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DRM34R wrote:so if the reading is 60 mph your actually goin 100 kph...is that right??
on the dials mr_charisma is getting MPH = KPH

the MPH numbers are in the EXACT SAME POSITION
as your KPH numbers... no difference... just ignore that it says mph.

mr_charisma's EL dials -
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if they were actually MPH it'd read like this -
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lol i wasn't joking the EL dials ^^^^
show MPH but really its just KPH.
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:cry: i could sit in a corner right now lol
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umm y does it say apprentice under my name??
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DRM34R wrote:umm y does it say apprentice under my name??
Because Ben is Donald Trump :lol:
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bahahahaha....seriously y does it?!
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it changed depending on your post count :)
or if u r a moderator or admin, u get a title that says what u r (i.e. state coordinator/moderator etc...), and a while ago there was an "ubber post whore" - sublime, and "ubber rude prick" - jono.

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lol i havnt got my s2000 yet so be patient :wink:

btw my picture has gone i cnt get it bak because bennoz did it for me :cry: help meeeeeee u know u want 2
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Done :wink:
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Hehe, almost had me worried for a sec there about the MPH thing :P ....

With the LED's being hardwired into the dials, is it possible to change the LED's to RED ones? Cause that would look awesome :)
(Dunno what I'll do about the 'Red'line ... might have to put some Blue LEDS in there or something :P lol .. though 'BLUElining' doesn't have the same ring to it, :lol: ) ... Yellowlining??
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mr-charisma wrote:With the LED's being hardwired into the dials, is it possible to change the LED's to RED ones?
there aren't any LED's in EL dials...
the wiring goes directly into the face of the dial
and the numbers or symbols are what lights up
(the numbers are the globes / leds) everything else stays dark.

so nope... you can't change the colours on the dials
unless you wanna replace the clear piece of plastic
at the front of your dash display with something coloured,
but then it's gonna look *~dreamy~* during the day :P
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ok! so i put them on last night. Thanks to all who helped! LOL!!! and i put them in the dash this morning before work..

outcome.
I idle @ 4g's god knows if my temp works or fuel have to drive around a bit more. & my speedo starts at 40klm & apprently on the way to work i was doing 140klm!! yeww :?

so!! im going to um have to fix it some how. Once i work out how ill put the DIY up and some pics!! :D
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Take the needle off the RPM and start the car ...

Your car should idle at what... Around 900-1,000 rpm ... So put the dial on at that ...

As for the speedo ... Hmmm ... No real idea.. You could try the same, and when the car is started but not moving, point the needle at 0 km/hr .. But I am not too sure about the Petrol and temp ... Petrol could be as easy as full the tank up, drive it home, and adjust the needle so it is at the fullest... The temp one is always going to be a bit harder... You could get a good guess by running the car for a little while (normal warm up time) and adjust the needle so it is pointing close to half way between hot and cold ...
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Yeh was going to try something like that!
Get the trusty teaspoons out and flick the needles off again lol!!
god the DIY is going to be funny
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Think Sam had the same problem...
probably the best and quickest way to fix this is to just go some where and get them to set it...
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mechanics do it?
theres one right next door.. might pop over and seem them on my lunch break
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MissxFTO wrote:mechanics do it?
theres one right next door.. might pop over and seem them on my lunch break
yeah wont hurt checking :)
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