digi dash

[pav69]

hey guys thinking about throwing on a digital speedo off a ktm or some other dirtbike is it as easy as an acewell or koso etc or should i just stick with acewell or something similar never done this before so need input cheers steve .ps are they all similar to wire up and get running.

[Fight_fan]

The koso/acewell way is tried n tested and is relatively easy. I would think perhaps u would need a wiring diagram off the bike that supplied the new dash to match up with. Also some digital dashes require sensors & whatnot to make the whole thing work. Not sure if this would be as crusial on dirtbike dashes tho. It seems to me that it would be alot more work!

[bladehunter]

Thinking of one of these

http://www.veypor.com/index.html

[Skinner]

I'm buying one of these in a few weeks.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390285463480&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Might be worth checking out.

[LKC73]

Vapor dash's are very simple to install, and easy to set up. They are a tad smaller the acewell, so dont clutter up everything.

[Dynomutt]

The Veypor units have a very slow tacho sweep, which often can't keep up with the actual rpm. getting a clean signal for the tacho as well can e a pain. I've ended up using a dyna tach adapter to take a signal from both coils, which works ok on my Zed1075J motored bike, but the rev counter still sweeps too slowly. Personally I'd go with Koso or Acewell.

[pav69]

thanks guys it will all come down to cash but you cant buy tried and tested knowledge cheers

[Jockney Rebel]

dan dan on ebay dose acewell copies