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I have a suspicion that it may be the same cable as used on a 1976 Pacer. I replaced the speedo cable in my 1976 Citicar at one point, but no longer have the reference number for the ‘original’

Well, I couldn't find a cable nos, and I found one through Facebook, used that had a funny end compared to mine that was expensive. so I got to visit a nice place named Bob's speedometer about 45

I would suggest if you add the speedo option to this motor have d&d leave the shaft out the front but leave only 1/2 inch. Then have them drill a centered hole to fit that arctic cat speedo adapter.

Speedometer was more complicated, but it should work if I can locate a cable. It's about 114" I bet it fits something else and can be bought off a shelf somewhere but I'm striking out so far. Might

That's great Dave, How did the speedometer work? What HP is the motor rated at. I'm close to buying one too. -- Cheers Tony P 1980 Orange Comuta-car

The motor comes complete with the rear plate that mounts to the differential, and the seal. The ge mount can not be used with the d&d. So the new motor needs to be disassembled to remove that plate,

Dave, does it connect directly to the differential or onto the adapte that you showed with the measurements? -- Cheers Tony P 1980 Orange Comuta-car

Barely fits. Ready for cable. Test drive near! I moved it 2 ft forward and reverse. All good so far!

Oh I wouldn't recommend anyone buying from Scummit. ? I took at just one other vendor - rockauto.com.? Their basic unit is about $300. But let's compare that to getting the stock reading

Also I really need a new speedo cable. If anyone has one they would part with I'd buy it. I'm expecting a custom built one to be $50 or so. [email protected]> wrote:

I like the GPS speedo, however... very few things are labeled vanguard on the citicar. The speedo is one. I'd be sad to loose that. But I would if I can't make it work. I do think I made it work.

Only downside is cost., sumit racing has one but it is $350 Sent from my MetroPCS 4G LTE Android Device

Instead of all that hassle, you might look at a GPS-based speedo.? I think VDO makes them.? Probably other instrument manufacturers. It is a very hansom analog gauge with an odometer.? What is

Cool pics. Fun to have the car on the road. Just got back from driving mine. Post some encouragement pictures feom tomorrow's ride. Today was mainly a vespa day. Sent from my MetroPCS 4G LTE Android

I wasn't comfortable drilling past the bearing, so I had to cut the small piece down a bit. Still goes quite far in. Gotta make a mounting ring for the right angle adapter to bolt in. I tested the

As a point of interest it would seem that a bunch of older arctic cat snowmobiles used the same speedo drive, or at least they appear the same. [email protected]> wrote:

I left the shaft coming out the front. Tonight I will modify something to make it fit hopefully. If not, the shaft out the front is keyed and I could use a sensor and aftermarket speedometer easy. But

I chose to not plumb it to the fan, however the mounting plate side looks like it could easily be modified to take the ge hose adapter. the flbrush side would be even easier. According to what d&d

Hi Dave Did you also get a speedo hook up on yours? Thanks Bob

Hi Dave I have the same motor you just purchase and I was wondering if that is all to the motor cooling or is there more. I sent an email to D&D to see if I can purchase the parts to modify mine. My