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1982 Honda CB450TC · Custom Speedometers Buying guide
The MPH instrument uses a 2240:60 ratio; the KPH instrument specifies 60 km/h at 1400 rpm. Both require custom mounting and have LED illumination, with their physical dimensions listed separately from their calibration.
Choose the dial units you want, but verify the mechanical drive calibration before placing the order. The MPH and KPH specifications describe their intended input. Do not assume that an existing cable connector or a broad motorcycle application confirms accurate readings with the wheel drive you have.
Both gauges are 85 mm in diameter with a listed body thickness of 55 mm and mounting centres of 57 mm. Include the rear connection and bracket space in your installation assessment. LED illumination also needs a compatible wiring arrangement; a custom gauge is more than a dial-face change.
The MPH gauge reads 0–130 MPH and specifies 2240:60. The KPH gauge reads 0–220 KPH and specifies 60 km/h = 1400 rpm. Check the calibration required by your mechanical drive.
Both list an 85 mm diameter, 55 mm body thickness and mounting points 57 mm centre to centre. Custom mounting is required, so assess those dimensions against the bracket and available space.
A cable connection is only one check. Verify the gauge ratio against the drive, the physical connection, the custom mounting arrangement and the illumination wiring before choosing either instrument.
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