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Ok, so i'm posting this up for a mate who is putting a natro 25 with a rb20 gearbox into a 33 for someone and has run into problems with the speedo. he is using a sr20 speedo sender and the speedo is reading double and is hitting the 180kmh speed cut at about 90kmh (i think the speedo is showing 180kmh as well, so he can essentially hit the speed cut near redline in 2nd gear or at mid revs in 3rd). does anyone know a way to fix this? reading through some other threads i saw something about a jaycar speedo corrector unit so will let him know about that, but i was just wondering if there was any other easier and possibly cheaper way to do it. does anyone know of possible senders that will work?

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