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1972 Honda CB350K4 · Custom Instruments Buying guide
A usable gauge installation needs the correct mechanical drive, cable connection, support and illumination wiring. Compare those details before selecting between the two dial-unit options.
The MPH instrument specifies a 2240:60 mechanical ratio. The KPH version specifies 1400 rpm at 60 km/h. Compare the chosen specification with the motorcycle’s drive and cable arrangement before ordering; a CB350 model tag does not establish a plug-in conversion.
Both bodies measure 85mm in diameter and 55mm thick, with rear mounts and 57mm mounting centers. Custom mounting is required. Plan bracket clearance and the separate LED illumination connection before purchase, preserving readable placement and clearance from the moving controls.
They are custom speedometers that require custom mounting. Confirm the drive ratio, cable connection and physical fit before ordering rather than assuming they reuse the K4 instrument mounting arrangement.
The KPH version has a 0–220 KPH dial and specifies 1400 rpm at 60 km/h. Verify that drive specification against the motorcycle before choosing it simply for the metric scale.
No. Both instruments are described as mechanically driven speedometers with LED illumination. The mechanical drive connection and the illumination wiring are separate compatibility checks.
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