Brand new modern electronic version of the classic center speedo, housed in a billet case with OLED display this unit fits as per original speedos. Fuel reading comes from standard mechanical fuel sending units. Gearbox adapter for early boxes is here. Features include:
*Trip and total miles
*Remote trip reset
*Drive to set function for easy calibration (now you can easily re programme your speedo depending on wheel size/gear ratios etc)
*Option to use different speed sensors, gearbox/wheel speed/GPS (sensors not included)
*Ability to use different fuel sensors
*Original graphics and fit as per the original speedo
*Chrome bezel 125mm diameter
*Available in black and Magnolia
It now costs around $200 to get your original speedo recalibratedm so these are not bad value for state of the art technology.
This is the cable needed for these electronic types: https://www.minimania.com/part/GSD1001/Classic-Mini-Electronic-Speedo-Drive-Adapter-1980-On
Mini Mania Tech Team
The Classic Mini Parts and Accessories Experts
The center binnacle Mini speedos are too large to fit the Midget dash, I'm afraid. You might want to check with Smiths and see if they offer something similar in a smaller size.
Hope that Helps
Mini Mania Tech Team
FOLLOW UP QUESTION: Thank you for getting back to me. I am redoing the dash and making it a bit custom so redoing a hole will be fine, I am more concerned with functionality and that I can get the fuel gauge and different lights to work through this setup.
FOLLOW UP ANSWER: Hmmm, well, unless the dash is completely custom (built from scratch) I still think the Mini speedo is far too large.
At any rate, the bigger issue is to get an electronic sender from the gearbox. I don't know if Smiths makes one for the Spridgets. Without one to fit the speedo adapter on the ribcase gearbox, the Mini gauge isn't usable: https://www.minimania.com/part/GSD1001/Classic-Mini-Electronic-Speedo-Drive-Adapter-1980-On
Brand new modern electronic version of the classic center speedo, housed in a billet case with OLED display this unit fits as per original speedos. Fuel reading comes from standard mechanical fuel sending units. Gearbox adapter for early boxes is here. Features include:
*Trip and total miles
*Remote trip reset
*Drive to set function for easy calibration (now you can easily re programme your speedo depending on wheel size/gear ratios etc)
*Option to use different speed sensors, gearbox/wheel speed/GPS (sensors not included)
*Ability to use different fuel sensors
*Original graphics and fit as per the original speedo
*Chrome bezel 125mm diameter
*Available in black and Magnolia
It now costs around $200 to get your original speedo recalibratedm so these are not bad value for state of the art technology.
This is the cable needed for these electronic types: https://www.minimania.com/part/GSD1001/Classic-Mini-Electronic-Speedo-Drive-Adapter-1980-On
Mini Mania Tech Team
The Classic Mini Parts and Accessories Experts
The center binnacle Mini speedos are too large to fit the Midget dash, I'm afraid. You might want to check with Smiths and see if they offer something similar in a smaller size.
Hope that Helps
Mini Mania Tech Team
FOLLOW UP QUESTION: Thank you for getting back to me. I am redoing the dash and making it a bit custom so redoing a hole will be fine, I am more concerned with functionality and that I can get the fuel gauge and different lights to work through this setup.
FOLLOW UP ANSWER: Hmmm, well, unless the dash is completely custom (built from scratch) I still think the Mini speedo is far too large.
At any rate, the bigger issue is to get an electronic sender from the gearbox. I don't know if Smiths makes one for the Spridgets. Without one to fit the speedo adapter on the ribcase gearbox, the Mini gauge isn't usable: https://www.minimania.com/part/GSD1001/Classic-Mini-Electronic-Speedo-Drive-Adapter-1980-On
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