LWT Speedo

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Tinweasel
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Re: LWT Speedo

Post by Tinweasel » Wed Nov 01, 2017 9:08 pm

Jon S wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 01, 2017 8:55 pm
That's probably the closest LWT I will find to mine, which is also an 83 GS 57 KB 69 so probably from the same batch.

Out of interest is it a Smiths clock on you vehicle?

Cheers - Jon
I think mine is the same batch, can't tell you if it's a smiths clock for sure without looking but I think so
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Re: LWT Speedo

Post by danster » Wed Nov 01, 2017 9:22 pm

56 KB 77 (84 year I think) had a 90 mph jaeger speedo don’t know if it was original but had the same pattina as the dash. The 91 110 I had had a kph speedo so think mod did change to kph mid to late 80s.
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Re: LWT Speedo

Post by lianndrover » Thu Nov 02, 2017 12:46 pm

Mine (22KB57) which I've known from release has a kmph speedo.

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Re: LWT Speedo

Post by Jon S » Thu Nov 02, 2017 4:25 pm

Thanks for the feedback. I believe that the correct one will be with KMs as the primary scale. This is what I have, it works but is very rough. I have one with MPH in very nice condition which I am considering fitting.

I know that not all British military vehicles are in KMs on the primary scale, as my MT350E bike has MPH as the primary scale, but with the odometer in KMs, as would be expected.

Regards - Jon

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