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New Vintage USA 99002-04 Speedometer Adapter Ford w/ Tremec Cable
- This speedometer adapter is designed for Ford / Tremec transmissions with using a GM speedometer cable or electronic speedometer sender
- Requires a drive gear (not included, re-use existing part if needed). Gm end is 7/8x18" thread, .104"x.104" drive tang.
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Product Summary
- This speedometer adapter is designed for Ford / Tremec transmissions with using a GM speedometer cable or electronic speedometer sender
- Requires a drive gear (not included, re-use existing part if needed). Gm end is 7/8x18" thread, .104"x.104" drive tang.
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New Vintage USA 99002-04 Details
Adapts Ford style speedometer cable end to GM. Installs in existing transmission speedo cable drive hole. Requires drive gear (not included, re-use existing part if needed). Gm end is 7/8x18" thread, .104"x.104" drive tang.
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New Vintage USA 99002-04 Specifications
New Vintage USA 99002-04 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 99002-04 |
| Brand | New Vintage USA |
| GENERAL | |
| GTIN Code | 689860957237 |
Ratings & Reviews
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Customers highly value our product, lauding its quality and easy installation. Notably, it stands as a superior alternative to competitor products, evident in the case of the T-56 magnum swap kit for a '79 Corvette. The kit from American Powertrain had a faulty adapter, but our product offered the perfect resolution, reinforcing our reputation for providing reliable, top-tier products. This led one customer to happily add us to their list of go-to vendors. Critical for car restoration, our products prove themselves essential, practical, and of outstanding quality.
Ratings & Reviews
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4 Reviews
Customers highly value our product, lauding its quality and easy installation. Notably, it stands as a superior alternative to competitor products, evident in the case of the T-56 magnum swap kit for a '79 Corvette. The kit from American Powertrain had a faulty adapter, but our product offered the perfect resolution, reinforcing our reputation for providing reliable, top-tier products. This led one customer to happily add us to their list of go-to vendors. Critical for car restoration, our products prove themselves essential, practical, and of outstanding quality.
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Worked great !
5.0
4 months ago
Mike B
Vancouver Island B.C. Canada
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Worked fine in my Tremec 5 speed , used in a " Mopar" installation '36 plymouth with original speedo head and early "Ford" speedo cable , not just for Chevies 😁.
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
a year ago
Paul
Canada
Verified
Got my speedo working in my 1967 Nova with a Tremec 6 speed
Would Recommend
Great customer service, part availability and prices!
5.0
4 years ago
Scott
Virginia Beach, Va
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Got referred by a friend and couldn't be happier to add Speedway Motors to my go to list of vendors as I restore my 1965 mustang fastback.
Would Recommend
Installs easily and works perfectly!
5.0
6 years ago
Joey
Denver, CO
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T-56 magnum swap in a '79 Corvette. The adapter that came in the swap kit from American Powertrain was faulty and they refused to replace it so I made a quick call to Speedway and my problem was resolved!
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I have a 1947 ford with original speed odometer and a 2 speed chevy powerglide automatic trans , will this work for my set up ? thanks Darin
by Darin
• 7 years ago
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Will this fit a 90s model T5 world class? Takes ford driven gear?
by Wicky
• 7 years ago
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