Well I have a 1995 YJ jeep and ever since the 4cyl was replaced by a chevy 350 engine, the speedometer hasnt been rewired. I got the jeep from a friend of mine about a year after the engine swap. Seems that some of the wiring was cut during the engine swap and the speedometer was never used, since the jeep was being used as a rock crawler. Ive since got it back to being registered for road use and am needing a speedometer. Have any of you had any experience with GPS Speedometers? There are so many out there. I figured I'd ask the GS for any input before investing in one. Thanks for any info or advice you can provide.
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I am sure you have thought about it but you can use Waze on your phone for speed. Just thought if you can't find what your looking for.Comment
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I have used many of the free apps on my iPhone. Speedbox is the last one I downloaded but they all are adequate and close in functionality. I never paid for any of add-on stuff.
I now use Waze as it will show your speed. (Even turns red when you are over the posted limit.) Give you directions using current known traffic issues and road info.Comment
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At first I was going to tell you that you’d never exceed the speed limit in a YJ regardless, but then reread that you dropped a 350 into it
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Auto meter and Dakota digital both have gps options but it’s $$$. Auto meter will be the best choice in a Jeep. Go all auto meter gauges and post a diy with lots of pics. Need help spending another $2k?
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It will get up and go. Thats for sure. Ive been using my phone apps as a speedometer for now but wanting something i can install or wire into the jeep. Thanks everyone.Comment
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I just used an app on my phone after I upgraded tire size.Comment
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Thats another reaon im wanting a gps speedometer. I have 33s on it right now and dont want to have to recalibrate if i get bigger tires.Comment
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