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After Market Parts

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by Kris Taylor, Jan 29, 2015.

  1. Kris Taylor

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    Anyone know where to get aftermarket parts like a tach/speedometer that will work? I have an 81 xj650 maxim im not a huge van of the analog.
     
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    Let me know if you get it to work. I dont have a gauge to my tank tho
     
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    Yea ok i dont have a gas gauge either and i dont think the gears will show just the speed and tach i believe
     
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    An evening of browsing the DYI and the Modifications sections of this forum will get you the info that you need.
    As for as the speedo ratio, it is 60MPH=2240 RPM, which is common amongst all Japanese bikes of the era.
     
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