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ZX-9R Speedo
Chris7 - 10/3/04 at 09:29 AM

Hi

Has anyone got a ZX-9R Speedo working using the standard clocks that is relatively acurate if so how can i do it .


Mk-Ninja - 10/3/04 at 09:51 AM

Im sure that MK9R is using standard clocks, have a look on him website.


MK9R - 10/3/04 at 10:40 AM

Not actually got them working yet, but this is how i intend doing it (i'm actually half way through making the mounting bracket at the moment). I am using the sensor from the original bike, that is mounted in the casting which covers the sprocket. The casting is obviously not being used, so i am mounting the sensor from a bracket which bolts onto the engine mount, the sensor will pick up 3 lugs which have been equally spaced around the sprocket/prop adaptor.

Here is a picture/sketch (sorry about the quality), i will try and get a better picture tonight when i have finished the bracket.

sprocket
sprocket


[Edited on 10/3/04 by MK9R]

[Edited on 10/3/04 by MK9R]


MK9R - 10/3/04 at 10:43 AM

Meant to say that i am using 3 lugs rather than 4 (on the bike) to reduce the error. I did a calculation on what the error would be and posted it on a previous thread. I'll see if i can find it.


MK9R - 10/3/04 at 10:44 AM

Here it is:-

calculation thread


Chris7 - 11/3/04 at 08:03 AM

Hi dude

whats the distance for the metal lugs around the prop adaptor .

Thanks Chris B


MK9R - 11/3/04 at 08:05 AM

equal spacing, 120 degs between them


Chris7 - 11/3/04 at 08:17 AM

willl make bracket up and see if it works

Thanks Chris B