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hi all.. i have hit a brick wall with my cef... well not literally... anyways im having a huge problem with the speedo... the cefiro runs a cable into the gearbox right??... but the s15 gearbox doesnt have a housing to suit this sensor... so... are there any alternatives???... im desperate for any sorta advice... please someone has got to have some help for me... i need this to register the car.. i have access to a complete s15 front... is the abs in the front and if so can i use the sensor???..

thanking you all in advance..

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is yours still rb20??... mine doesnt have a speed sensor at all as the cable cant be used with the s15 box... hows your turbo timer hooked up??...

cheers for the info anyways man... will look into it..

Still rb20 ECU... Turbo timer is "T'ed" off the ECU speed signal sensor wire... so if that doesn't work... ummm perhaps someone else... :(

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