Giaco
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Hi guys, hi everyone from Italy!
I purchased some US Speedo feace gauce daytona style from the PFYC site.
In particolar this one https://www.pfyc.com/PROD.html?Product_Code=MUS17
Although the description says “for Ford Mustang” and that it could replace the oem, actually they were based on the Shelby GT350 face gauce. So the scale of numbers is wrong. Since they don't make the real model for normal Mustang I would like to know if it is possible to calibrate the sensors ratio to make the hands go like on the gt350 and therefore be able to use this face gauce.
I heard that it is possible with a forscan but I don’t understand if it’s possibile just for the speedometer and not for the rpm indicator. Also, if that is possibile, I don’t know what memory allocation is it (there isn’t in the generic Mustang code files that can find in internet).
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/at...787113/?hash=40e280a360367226b2f62ec86893a9ad
I supposed that it‘s not possible do it just with a SCT, is it?
thanks for the help guys
I purchased some US Speedo feace gauce daytona style from the PFYC site.
In particolar this one https://www.pfyc.com/PROD.html?Product_Code=MUS17
Although the description says “for Ford Mustang” and that it could replace the oem, actually they were based on the Shelby GT350 face gauce. So the scale of numbers is wrong. Since they don't make the real model for normal Mustang I would like to know if it is possible to calibrate the sensors ratio to make the hands go like on the gt350 and therefore be able to use this face gauce.
I heard that it is possible with a forscan but I don’t understand if it’s possibile just for the speedometer and not for the rpm indicator. Also, if that is possibile, I don’t know what memory allocation is it (there isn’t in the generic Mustang code files that can find in internet).
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/at...787113/?hash=40e280a360367226b2f62ec86893a9ad
I supposed that it‘s not possible do it just with a SCT, is it?
thanks for the help guys
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