Speedo Gear Question...
#11
RE: Speedo Gear Question...
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Quick Question. I baught a speedo gear for my automatic 93 GT. I was told to get a WHITE 23 tooth speedo gear for a set of 3.90's. Now my question is, I got it in the mail the other day but it was black. Does it make a difference? I got it from Downs Ford here in Jersey and I tried calling them but noone is ansering their phones so I decided to post here in the mean time. The speedo gear they sent me is a 23 tooth but its black and not white.... any comments?
Quick Question. I baught a speedo gear for my automatic 93 GT. I was told to get a WHITE 23 tooth speedo gear for a set of 3.90's. Now my question is, I got it in the mail the other day but it was black. Does it make a difference? I got it from Downs Ford here in Jersey and I tried calling them but noone is ansering their phones so I decided to post here in the mean time. The speedo gear they sent me is a 23 tooth but its black and not white.... any comments?
#13
RE: Speedo Gear Question...
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Do you think the chart would be the same for Steeda's speedo gears? Or are steeda's speedo gears also from Ford?
Do you think the chart would be the same for Steeda's speedo gears? Or are steeda's speedo gears also from Ford?
-P.
#15
RE: Speedo Gear Question...
your confusing yourself with what he means by a "difference"
Auto and manual both use the same gears, the only difference is that the auto has the drive gear machined into the output shaft of the transmission, whereas a manual transmission has a removeable plastic drive gear
Auto and manual both use the same gears, the only difference is that the auto has the drive gear machined into the output shaft of the transmission, whereas a manual transmission has a removeable plastic drive gear
#17
RE: Speedo Gear Question...
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
your confusing yourself with what he means by a "difference"
Auto and manual both use the same gears, the only difference is that the auto has the drive gear machined into the output shaft of the transmission, whereas a manual transmission has a removeable plastic drive gear
your confusing yourself with what he means by a "difference"
Auto and manual both use the same gears, the only difference is that the auto has the drive gear machined into the output shaft of the transmission, whereas a manual transmission has a removeable plastic drive gear
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