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Old 08-09-2006, 03:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Odd cluster face plate...where from?


Notice it is in MPH and it only goes to about 115 but the redline is 7500. Anyone know what country market is this from?
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could be edm or canadian or jdm???

i say that because it basically has the limited speed allowed by jdm stock ecu's

interesting its a vtec too. only 7500 redline probably because its an auto
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umm that is the standard redline for an h22. and notice it is from a 4ws vtec so definatly from over seas but i think we are the only ones that use mph
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austrailans use mph to dont that.
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nope my sis just came back from there for her hony moon took picks of their right hand drive hyonday
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It's probably from England or Australia/New Zealand since it has VTEC, 4WS, it's an automatic and it's in MPH.

In Canada we use KPH so does Japan.
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nope my sis just came back from there for her hony moon took picks of their right hand drive hyonday
Australia uses KPH too?

Then it's definitly from England.
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i thought the UK used the metric system...
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Yes, but they use miles when referencing driving speed & distance.
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Ahhh...nice! thanks for clearing that up
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