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PostPosted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 2:11 am 
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Hi i just aquired a 160KPH Speedo and wondered what model was fitted with it. its a centre binnacle.

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Probably a late Moke speedo, if calibrated to suit the final drive then I love these for minis :D

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If its like this one " except this a 140 kph " hopefully this will fit a standard mini , is this out of a moke as well ?

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I read somewhere that the "Cooper" not "Cooper S" came with a 100MPH/160KPH Speedo, but when they were released in early 60's Kilometres were a long way off, so doesn't add up.

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craigpowell wrote:
I read somewhere that the "Cooper" not "Cooper S" came with a 100MPH/160KPH Speedo, but when they were released in early 60's Kilometres were a long way off, so doesn't add up.

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The Cooper in Imperial countries like England and Australia came with a 100 mph speedo.
In metric countries like France and Italy they would have come with a 160 kph speedo.
Australia didn't get imperial/metric on the speedos till about 1972 before going to full metric in 74.


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Thanks Morris 1100, your a bit of a wizard for years and numbers, is there any identifying speedo part/serial numbers that define models?

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MiniBill wrote:
If its like this one " except this a 140 kph " hopefully this will fit a standard mini , is this out of a moke as well ?

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That's a Moke one. Same as I put in Barney, it is spot on in a Mini with 10" wheels and a 3.647 diff.

There is another Moke one looks the same but with `800' (=turns/km) on the front, it's pretty close with a 3.44 diff and 10" wheels. I have one going into the van.

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craigpowell wrote:
Thanks Morris 1100, your a bit of a wizard for years and numbers, is there any identifying speedo part/serial numbers that define models?

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There is a way to tell but I don't have all the numbers. :cry:


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Stupid question, can anyone tell me how to add photos to my replies?


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drmini in aust wrote:
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If its like this one " except this a 140 kph " hopefully this will fit a standard mini , is this out of a moke as well ?


That's a Moke one. Same as I put in Barney, it is spot on in a Mini with 10" wheels and a 3.647 diff.

There is another Moke one looks the same but with `800' (=turns/km) on the front, it's pretty close with a 3.44 diff and 10" wheels. I have one going into the van.


Awesome thanks Doc , i have no idea what my dif ratio is but im definately sticking with 10" wheels " they give the car more mininess :-) "

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Try [img]http://oi45.tinypic.com/xf3mv.jpg[/img] :wink:


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Thanks minibill for the posting help!

Behind the needle it has the number "800"


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