3-1/8" SPEEDOMETER, 0-120 MPH, MECHANICAL, ARCTIC WHITE

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Quick Specs

Size:3-1/8" (79.4mm)
Type:Mechanical
Range:0-120 MPH
Lighting:Incandescent
Instructions: Download PDF

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DESCRIPTION:

Proving a top quality Speedometer doesn’t have to cost a fortune, AutoMeter’s Mechanical Speedometers are a great solution for any vehicle with a cable drive transmission. Using a 5/8”-18 fitting on the back and calibrated for 1000 rpm at 60 mph, these simple, accurate and durable units have been time tested to provide great performance and exceptional value.

Feature Points

Gauge kit includes bulb and socket assembly, red and green bulb covers, mounting hardware, and detailed instructions for installation
Traditional rolling drum odometer and resetable tripmeter
Accepts a 5/8" x 18 thread speedometer cable
Calibrated for 60 MPH at 1,000 cable RPM
Traditional incandescent lighting illuminates around the perimeter of the dial
Domed Lens

Ships With

Bracket Included

REVIEWS:

Rated 1 out of 5 by Drewfus from Looks good but not built to last When I bought my car, the person I bought it from had removed the original gauges and installed an entire set of these arctic white Autometer gauges. The odometer registered 70K miles the day I bought it. After about 3 years, at 78K miles, the speedometer began acting up, with the needle flailing back and forth as I drove. After a day or two, the needle broke off. It didn't fall off, it broke off right above where it connects to the pivot. As there was no way to get inside the speedometer to repair the needle or find out what went wrong, I had to buy a new speedometer. So I bought one to match the set. I had no problems for three years, But today, as I was driving, the speedometer failed again. This time the needle doesn't move, and I hear a clicking noise as if the gears are not quite engaging. The odometer reads 6,431.7 and it's dead for all intents and purposes. Given what you charge for your equipment, I would expect a speedometer to last more than 3 years. And, replacing the speedometer in my 1977 vehicle is a challenge. The last time the housing crumbled due to age and I had to rebuild it with epoxy. I was hoping to not have to do this again for a long time, if ever.

Date published: 2020-11-12

Rated 1 out of 5 by dutch from spedometer did not last over 5000 miles I loved the set of guages I installed in my 1954 chevy that I restored. problem with speedometer after 5000 miles . the pointer started bouncing up and down, finally went to zero and never moved again. The odometer still works fine.How will you help?

Date published: 2023-08-16

QUESTIONS:

hi i have a hotrod project , with this speedometer i need the mechanical speedo cable kit that couples this speedo to the turbo 350 transmission

Asked by: ggrr

Thank you for your question. Please contact Speedometer Service at 414-463-6660 to help find what you are looking for.

Answered by: Sarah from AutoMeter

Date published: 2021-07-30

What would cause my speedometer (mechanical) to be off 7-10 mph?

Asked by: Hud1

Please reach out directly to our Tech Support Staff via phone at 866-248-6357 or here https://www.autometer.com/contacts/ so that we can get some additional details.

Answered by: Natalia from AutoMeter

Date published: 2020-12-09

i have a 1396 speedometer do you make one like this that is electrical?

Asked by: johnf

https://www.autometer.com/3-1-8-speedo-120-mph-elec-arctic-wht-red-ptr.html Thank you for your inquiry. The 1388 in the link above is the corresponding electric speedometer.

Answered by: Jim from AutoMeter

Date published: 2023-11-25

when it says the gauge is 3-1/8" is that the size of hole that it will fit in, or the outer diameter of the bezel?

Asked by: Forestb

Thank you for connecting with us. The 1396 Arctic White Speedometer fits into a 3-1/8" diameter hole. The overall bezel diameter is 3-3/8". We usually refer to the hole size when we reference an instrument size, but there are some exceptions like 5" which actually fit into a 4-5/8" hole. Please feel free to reach out to us if you ever need confirmation on any hole sizes. You can give us a ring at 866.248.6356, hit the Chat link at the top of the page or you can email us here: http://www.autometer.com/resources/index/ask_a_question

Answered by: Matt from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-09-02