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Beamer

posted on 21/12/02 at 05:53 PM Reply With Quote
Instruments for locoblade

Building a Locoblade and have fitted a 98
Fireblade engine anyone know of any suppliers of reasonably priced matching speedos rev counters or compatible S/H bike clocks

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ChrisGamlin

posted on 21/12/02 at 06:35 PM Reply With Quote
Hi Beamer
You can use the standard blade clocks if you have them and just plug it all into the standard loom, thats what I've used with my '99 engine'd Locost blade..
All you need to do to get the correct speedo calibration is a YellowBox for about £60, and its easy to trace all the tell tale lights (indicator, full beam etc) and splice into the loom for these.
The only additional gauge I've added is an SPA dual oil pressure/temp gauge so I can keep an eye on what the oil is doing a lot better.

Chris

[Edited on 21/12/02 by ChrisGamlin]

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Jon Ison

posted on 21/12/02 at 08:25 PM Reply With Quote
or you could try one of these.......

as fitted to the isonblade, surf there site n you'l see some pics of my motor on there........

highley recomended, just had mail from them giving frre upgrades too, now runs gps even a heart monitor for passenger, see how much you scare em.......

http://www.customautotech.co.uk






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Beamer

posted on 21/12/02 at 09:31 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for the replies guys ill start searching

Mike

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