Dakota Digital Opinions
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Maxim_es
Active Member
I know your post is geared toward the Dakota Digital owners, so don't hammer this too bad, but have you considered the dual Digital/Analog mulitfunction speedo/tach from BDMPP? I of course don't have much to compare it to, but it's pretty nice. Not sure why, but it's cool to see the tach in digital format as speeds are just relative. Has a few other cool features too. No clue what the wait time is on them though if ordered.
https://www.bdmperformanceproducts..../replacement-parts/instruments/173-000097-01/
Just a suggestion.
https://www.bdmperformanceproducts..../replacement-parts/instruments/173-000097-01/
Just a suggestion.
vej
Active Member
I know your post is geared toward the Dakota Digital owners, so don't hammer this too bad, but have you considered the dual Digital/Analog mulitfunction speedo/tach from BDMPP? I of course don't have much to compare it to, but it's pretty nice. Not sure why, but it's cool to see the tach in digital format as speeds are just relative. Has a few other cool features too. No clue what the wait time is on them though if ordered.
https://www.bdmperformanceproducts..../replacement-parts/instruments/173-000097-01/
Just a suggestion.
Yep, thought about it alot... Really like it but not sure on it's reliability and the fact that it has an analog needle... wondering aboutnthe high rpm vibration. What other functions does it have?
San Diego Dog
Member
I have a blue one and can see it during the day no problem. My bike is black with blue inferno flames so that's why I went with blue.
1BADK9
Limited Edition Member
Hey Eric I got one and love it. I went RED but for the same reason as others did to match my bikes colors. The only time I have had difficulty seeing it was when the sun was like at high noon shining on it with me wearing polarized shades. Other than that it is always easy to read.
outdoorsman26
Well-Known Member
got the blue and love it!! plus it has a 2yr warrnty!!!
1BADK9
Limited Edition Member
Yeah Eric, get one from Don. Follow the link below and get in touch with him, he is relaible and ships quick! Oh and look on the link below for the down loadable manual to read about it too. ENJOY
http://valuetec.startlogic.com//page12.html
http://valuetec.startlogic.com//page12.html
Mad Dog
ValueTeck Enterprises
Eric I sent you a PM earlier. I have one in stock on The Group Buy Page
Can send it right out.:2thumbs:
Can send it right out.:2thumbs:
Nukeranger
Nukeranger
This is from another post I made earlier today. You probably need to makeup your mind soon because the last post I saw Don said he only had one blue ones left this morning. He said 2 more blue and 3 Red due to arrive a couple weeks.
Try this link http://valuetec.startlogic.com//page12.html or go to our home page and click on the vendor. I wasn't going to put mine in until later this year but went out to the garage and said "What the heck, why not". I would allow 30 to 60 minutes so you can clean spots not cleaned before, admire your work and set up the Odometer to reflect your miles. I went to fill up with gas and this speedometer is awesome. I made no adjustments other than odometer and service miles which I set at 2500 miles. The speed was right on as far as I could tell knowing how fast I travel in each gear at 2000, 2500, and 3000 rpm when I checked using GPS and the owners manual has the speed at each of these RPMs for each gear. I am not even going to check it against gps. I am very confident that it is very close.
If you do all the water proofing that Raywood does, it is going to take longer. Instead of gluing the spot where the wires go into the assembly, I used Loctite Insulating & Sealing Wrap see link http://www.henkelna.com/industrial/mro-new-products-8036.htm for video. I use this on many things with great success. And, if I don't like the color, I just go over it with the color electrical tape I want.
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Try this link http://valuetec.startlogic.com//page12.html or go to our home page and click on the vendor. I wasn't going to put mine in until later this year but went out to the garage and said "What the heck, why not". I would allow 30 to 60 minutes so you can clean spots not cleaned before, admire your work and set up the Odometer to reflect your miles. I went to fill up with gas and this speedometer is awesome. I made no adjustments other than odometer and service miles which I set at 2500 miles. The speed was right on as far as I could tell knowing how fast I travel in each gear at 2000, 2500, and 3000 rpm when I checked using GPS and the owners manual has the speed at each of these RPMs for each gear. I am not even going to check it against gps. I am very confident that it is very close.
If you do all the water proofing that Raywood does, it is going to take longer. Instead of gluing the spot where the wires go into the assembly, I used Loctite Insulating & Sealing Wrap see link http://www.henkelna.com/industrial/mro-new-products-8036.htm for video. I use this on many things with great success. And, if I don't like the color, I just go over it with the color electrical tape I want.
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