2002 T56 number of speedo "gear teeth"?
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The formula to calculate my electronic to mechanical speedo converter (Cable-X) requires the number of speedo gear teeth.
Since the T56 has a VSS, what number would I use?
Since the T56 has a VSS, what number would I use?
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Here the speedo gear chart from D&D.
http://www.ddperformance.com/speedo_gear_chart.htm
Let me make sure I understand what you are asking. You are looking for the number of teeth on the speedo gear installed in your T56 now?
http://www.ddperformance.com/speedo_gear_chart.htm
Let me make sure I understand what you are asking. You are looking for the number of teeth on the speedo gear installed in your T56 now?
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The old 3.36LGR used the 11T rotor. It may be hard to find one of these. If you need something close, the Viper uses a 10T . The sensor for a Viper is different and the center stack up but it may be possible to make it work in an F car.
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I just need the numbers for the formula to find out how to set the dip switches in the unit.
The formula to set the dip switches is as follows:
Transmission gear (#of teeth) X axle ratio X tire revs/mile = pulses per mile
The pulse per mile is compared to a chart and the switches are set accordingly...
The formula to set the dip switches is as follows:
Transmission gear (#of teeth) X axle ratio X tire revs/mile = pulses per mile
The pulse per mile is compared to a chart and the switches are set accordingly...
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