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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Custom Speedometers Buying guide
These two speedometers share their stated body and mounting dimensions but display different units. Compare the gauge calibration with your installed drive before checking rear clearance and the wiring needed for LED illumination.
A replacement front wheel, cable or speedometer drive can change the requirements for the new instrument. Compare its documented output with 2240:60 for the MPH gauge or 1400 rpm at 60 km/h for the KPH gauge.
The body thickness is 55mm, and the back mounts have a separate 25mm dimension. Leave suitable access for the mechanical cable and lighting leads after checking the bracket. The two gauges require custom mounting; do not order on the face diameter alone.
Choose the 0–220 KPH version if you want kilometres per hour displayed. Its stated mechanical calibration is 1400 rpm at 60 km/h. Verify that calibration and the cable connection against your drive before ordering.
Only after checking its gauge-end coupling, reach and compatibility with the chosen mechanical drive calibration. No original-CB350K0 cable-interface specification is supplied for these gauges. A changed front end needs its own cable and drive check.
Their stated dimensions match: 85mm diameter, 55mm body thickness, a 25mm back-mount dimension and 57mm mounting centers. Both still require custom mounting. Check rear connections and clearance on the actual installation before making the bracket.
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