Yes. It isn't a simple switch - it'll take 30 seconds or so - but there's plenty of time on the ferry for that.

http://www.speedview.co/faq

http://www.speedview.co/forum/Thread-Ca ... ork-in-kph

Hi all,

Thought I'd share an install on an E39 M5; turned out to be none too tricky in the grand scheme of things:

http://www.speedview.co/forum/Thread-In ... Sept-00-03

Any interest in an E30 install?

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Marko

Hello! Entirely up to you! I supply 3M Velcro with 300LSE adhesive compound - maximum sticky low surface energy plastics flavour. It is pressure sensitive, so it'll slide around the dash a little but once pressed down that's it, stuck. Peel it off and it won't re-fasten again ever. Works best >20C. ...

The MGB? I mean Elan? I mean MX5?

Simple, bulletproof, and an absolute hoot...

(shame everybody else had exited that market by the 80s)

Hi folks, I sell SpeedView Daylight visible Head up Displays (HUDs). These little gadgets project your speed onto the windscreen so that you can see your speed and see where you’re going at the same time. £69.99 retail; £60 to E30zone members, £40 to the first two people that take some photos and wr...

Hi AJ, Retail is £69.99. I'll be running a white-box group buy for the forums in the New Year at £60 delivered. (same product, same support/warranty, but without the fancy packet to save money) I've tried to keep this first product simple - do one thing, show speed, and do it well - and at the lowes...

A little more info: It'll fit pretty much anything with a 12V battery, even if it has a mechanical* speedometer. They're dead neat, and you can adjust them to read spot-on no matter which combination of tyre/gearbox/engine you've put together. Properly legal too - they have passed Type-Approval test...

Hi folks, I sell SpeedView Daylight visible Head up Displays (HUDs). These little gadgets project your speed onto the windscreen so that you can see your speed and see where you’re going at the same time, and I'd like you to have one for peanuts (£40) in exchange for writing a "how to" guide for fit...