I have managed to get hold of 2 very rare original Hartge160mph and 180kph speedo dials.
Is there a way to re calibrate speedo’s so that it can work with these dials? E.g. Original 140mph clocks to suit the 280kph etc
Any information would be great.
Thanks
Recalibrating Speedo
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Or Have they just had the face changed for cheap ebay shit 
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have a look local or wider area for anywhere that does coach/bus/lorry speedo's, they should be able to help
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My Speedo was reading 10 mph fast on my m3 160 mph Speedo due to a diff change. I swapped the face on to a 325 150 mph Speedo and it now reads correct. I suggest you research diff ratios or send it to a specialist.
SilverShadow wrote:I have managed to get hold of 2 very rare original Hartge160mph and 180kph speedo dials.
Is there a way to re calibrate speedo’s so that it can work with these dials? E.g. Original 140mph clocks to suit the 180kph etc
Any information would be great.
Thanks
I have aquired a Hartge speedo but mine is 180mph max speed, i did not realise a 160mph version was also made.
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Diff ratio shouldn't effect what the speedo readsKW355 wrote:My Speedo was reading 10 mph fast on my m3 160 mph Speedo due to a diff change. I swapped the face on to a 325 150 mph Speedo and it now reads correct. I suggest you research diff ratios or send it to a specialist.
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Diff ratio wont affect indicated speed, its more than likely the wheels/tyres.
You can recalibrate, but need some very specialist tools which I dont know where to get.
Not sure ive seen any 160mph Hartge facias either.
You can recalibrate, but need some very specialist tools which I dont know where to get.
Not sure ive seen any 160mph Hartge facias either.
Sorry to confuse the issue I checked the Speedo before and after with a GPS and it is close now. Perhaps. The 17 inch rims have thrown it out.ross_jsy wrote:Diff ratio shouldn't effect what the speedo readsKW355 wrote:My Speedo was reading 10 mph fast on my m3 160 mph Speedo due to a diff change. I swapped the face on to a 325 150 mph Speedo and it now reads correct. I suggest you research diff ratios or send it to a specialist.
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Do you have pics of Hartge 160mph speedo? I seen the Hartge 180mph on this site. I been searching for Hartge 300kmh. I found one in Hartge H35-24 e30 m3 diamond black. Here is a link.
http://www.brusselsoldtimers.com/hartge ... -rarity-2/
I have 1 Hartge 260kmh and 3 Hartge 280kmh. The 260kmh is laser etched.
http://www.brusselsoldtimers.com/hartge ... -rarity-2/
I have 1 Hartge 260kmh and 3 Hartge 280kmh. The 260kmh is laser etched.
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I had my E39 dials swapped over last year by Damone at http://www.sidmaster.co.uk/ and was very pleased with his work. Give him a call or email him, if he can't do it himself, he'll probably know who can.SilverShadow wrote:I have managed to get hold of 2 very rare original Hartge160mph and 180kph speedo dials.
Is there a way to re calibrate speedo’s so that it can work with these dials? E.g. Original 140mph clocks to suit the 280kph etc
Any information would be great.
Thanks



