If you change from a 220 to a 180 or vice versa, the gauge will not be accurate. What was 100 mph on the old gauge will not read 100 mph on the new gauge.
In order to correct this, you will need to add a Speedo Healer (or like device). These devices will allow you to correct the error.
I need a new one cause one of the buttons is stuck in. So I was wondering if I was limited to only 220 gauges.
Haven't heard yet but i think i know where you can find a set of 180 gauges.
Haven't heard yet but i think i know where you can find a set of 180 gauges.
I know a guy that knows a guy, who might fix you up. Hit up Demmym, I think he wanted sell his 180's, we just swapped in the 220 speedo on his bike.
def. put me 1st. in line IF you know where to get one
Scott at bluegauges.com can repair gauges and he is not very expensive at all..
My 220 speedo quit working as well as the odometer and clock also the rubber boot was tore on the trip button..
Scott put a new eprom in the speedo reset my milage repaired the rubber boot and also fixed a couple led's.. gauges work like new all for less than 60 bones..
Shoot him a email and see what he says.. He is the gauge God..
Welcome to Bluegauges.com
I'm sure he'll be able to help you out.. Tell him your a member of the oRg. and I sent you..
He's worked on my gauges a couple of times..
I need a new one cause one of the buttons is stuck in. So I was wondering if I was limited to only 220 gauges.