Spacer to replace speedo drive?

neil748r · 01-Jul-2004, 01:06

Anyone know where to source or is it DIY time - again!

Thanks, Neil

shonky916 · 01-Jul-2004, 10:11

Contact Neil at Sigma Performance

nathanhu · 01-Jul-2004, 13:16

you can order the front wheel spacer from the monster S4r as the tacho drive is taken from the rear wheel as per mutistrada,
ive fitted one to my old 996 wheel and i use it on my 999

neil748r · 01-Jul-2004, 13:44

Thanks Nathanhu,

You're right of course, I hadn't thought of that - DUH!

Cheers, Neil.

midd916 · 14-Jul-2004, 15:26

no need to buy, just break open the plastic around the speedo drive and thers your spacer!

neil748r · 14-Jul-2004, 18:02

Yeah, I'd thought of doing that but don't really want to butcher a perfectly good speedo drive - it might have to go back on at some point.

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01-Jul-2004, 01:06	#1
neil748r Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 554 Join Date: Jun 2003 Spacer to replace speedo drive? Anyone know where to source or is it DIY time - again! Thanks, Neil Reply

01-Jul-2004, 10:11	#2
shonky916 Registered Forum User Posts: 6 Join Date: Sep 2003 Contact Neil at Sigma Performance Reply

01-Jul-2004, 13:16	#3
nathanhu Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 631 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Germany, 3 hours from the ring.. Mood: head down you can order the front wheel spacer from the monster S4r as the tacho drive is taken from the rear wheel as per mutistrada, ive fitted one to my old 996 wheel and i use it on my 999 Reply

01-Jul-2004, 13:44	#4
neil748r Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 554 Join Date: Jun 2003 Thanks Nathanhu, You're right of course, I hadn't thought of that - DUH! Cheers, Neil. Reply

14-Jul-2004, 15:26	#5
midd916 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 62 Join Date: Aug 2003 no need to buy, just break open the plastic around the speedo drive and thers your spacer! Reply

14-Jul-2004, 18:02	#6
neil748r Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 554 Join Date: Jun 2003 Yeah, I'd thought of doing that but don't really want to butcher a perfectly good speedo drive - it might have to go back on at some point. Reply