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[waynie]

Hi all not sure if there called "clocks" but anyway, what it is my dad has a 84 mayfair and has one of the old mk1 clocks, the center one. He told me to come on and ask how hard it would be to put it in his mini. Anyone done it before?

Cheers

[Bungle]

moss do a conversion kit

to change from the 2 or 3 clocks behind the stearing wheel to center clock :smartass:

[waynie]

moss = a company? and is that the only way you can do it? i mean can you go for a diy approch (sorry cant spell)

[Bungle]

yes i guess you can chop the wires apart and join them to the new clock

but its a lot of wiring and different colour codes

and moss is a mini parts supplyer :smartass:

[waynie]

Much does it cost? and do you have a link to the site?

cheers

[nick wilson]

hi waynie, :grin:

http://www.moss-euro...yID=ClassicMini

hope that helps

[minimike]

Minisport do a conversion too for about £30

plug and go i believe wiring wise!

[BerkshireMini]

Minisport do a conversion too for about £30

plug and go i believe wiring wise!

got a link buddy, i'm interested in doing this aswell.

[AD-RS1600i]

How cool, I prefer the clocks in the centre like the early minis as well :grin:

[minimike]

Centre Clock conversion loom @ Minisport

[Guess-Works.com]

you will also need to change the speedo take off ratio in the gearbox as the clocks have a different turns per mile figure

[BerkshireMini]

all gets complicated now

[Guess-Works.com]

But this is something I'm trying to work out at the moment, as to what worm & pinion combination you need for what diff with what wheels and which speedo, so it get at least close....

But getting the info on the different speedo TPM's is intersting

[TJenkos]

Can you get them the other way round too?

[BerkshireMini]

I believe so, if you're talking about changing from centre to 2 dial dashes.