I will be mounting this on a rebuit Cushman scooter. The wheel rims are 8" diameter and the tire is 16" Diameter. The engine is a single cylinder 4 cycle. Will this speedometer work with this small of a tire, and will the tach work with a single cylinder engine? I will be mounting this on a rebuit Cushman scooter. The wheel rims are 8" diameter and the tire is 16" Diameter. The engine is a single cylinder 4 cycle. Will this speedometer work with... » Read More I will be mounting this on a rebuit Cushman scooter. The wheel rims are 8" diameter and the tire is 16" Diameter. The engine is a single cylinder 4 cycle. Will this speedometer work with this small of a tire, and will the tach work with a single cylinder engine? « Show Less
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The wheel/tire size shouldn't be a problem. You just need to calibrate the speedo based on the overall diameter. You have a couple of different options for the tach pickup - shouldn't be a problem either. I think you'll like these little gauges.
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The speedometer will work on small wheels, I have one on my golf cart , follow the calibration instructions and proper mounting of the magnets on the wheels. I mounted my magnets with epoxy on my aluminum wheels and works perfect. I use a different tach which works fine on single cylinder engine. Hope this helps.
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It doesn't have a tach on this model. Not sure on the 8 inch tire but if you google for their customer service # they were very helpful when I called them.
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I have the Tiny Tach installed on my 3 cylinder 4 stroke Honda outboard and it works great. I just had to wrap the wire around 5-6 times as opposed to the 3 in the instuctions.
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I don't know the answer to your question. I suspect that there is a mismatch between the tube size and your rim and/or tire size. You can do a lot of research on the interned about tire, rube and rim sizes and it can be quite confusing. I would recommend a bicycle shop for the answer. Good luck.
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If it's the same one I have on my motorcycle, the specs you provided are way off. It's only a couple of inches across and maybe a bit better than .5" high when the bezel is taken into account. Fits beautifully right below my speedometer on the bike. It's been on my Honda VTX1300 for a little more than a year, looks greats and keeps great time as well.
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Hello!... So I'm not too sure bout the internal width... I would have to pull the tires off to measure... but i did use this as a great resource to ensure my tires would fit... http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html. Also, I purchased these tires to use on the rims and they work great... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00629SKL4/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. In regards to your second question, yes. it is a flip flop hub i purchased a single speed freewheel and the fixed cog w/lockring from a local bikeshop and both fit just fine... If you have anymore questions, please don't hesitate to contact me again.
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If you go into advanced settings when programing your vehicle there is a tire size option. I can't say if that programs the speedomeder but it would seem so.
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Yes, it will work without problem since it can work with tires from size 26"x 1.75" to 26"x 2.125" and these dimensions are within its range.
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I'm not sure. I haven't got it mounted yet but I have two motor scooters and I believe they will work fine from what I've seen. I am going to put some carpet pieces inside to help and think that will make them snug. My scooters are a 150cc which has fairly big tires and a 49cc which has small tires but it looks like the carpet will take care of that one. Dale
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Hi,A standard stock wheel fits on G16, 8" wheel on 18.5" tire. Or, are you looking to customize your cart and will it have a lift kit or not? If no lift kit, you can put up to a 12" wheel on a low profile tire. We can get any wheel/tire combination so if there is a particular style you like, email it to me and I can quote you a price. You can do so from our website. Thanks, Dana
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There is a Two Number System and a Three Number System, which is located on the side of the tire. The Two Number System will show something like 4.80-8. This number means the width of the tire is 4.8 inches and the diameter of the rim that fits the tire is 8 inches. A Three Number System will show 16x6.5-8, meaning the height of the tire is 16 inches, the width is 6.5 inches and the diameter of the rim that fits the tire is 8 inches. I hope this helps
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the tach counts every time there is a spark it calulates the rpm from that. this will work with a 4 stroke motor this is what we use it with. I dont know if it will work with a 2 stroke motor
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Hello Howard, believe me when I say the instructions they include make it easy. You feed the tire size stamped on your bike tire into the speedometer and it calculates from there. Connie G
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Hi Ed, I converted 12" to 304.8 mm, I then entered 0305 into the computer and it took, no problem. Some advice, First you need to determine the exact tire diameter in MM. To do this is pretty easy. 1st, place the tire air valve so that it is in the 6 o'clock position and mark the floor with Tape, erasable marker or even a tooth pick. Then move the bike forward till the tire valve again reaches 6 o'clock and mark the floor then measure the distance between the 2 points with a tape measure. If your tape is not metric, no problem, just Google "Convert X inches, including any fractions to MM" and google will do it for you instantly. Please note that this and many other brands will tell you to have the rider sit on the Bike while moving from point a to b as the tire will flatten slightly and give you a very slight but different measurement. I did not do this, my reading was exactly 2000 mm and that works for me. you can also go to 'youtube' and enter "how to measure tire circimference on a bike for a cycling computer" and see someone do it. Another thing to keep in mind is that No Cycling Computer Mfr will tell you where on the wheel spoke to place the Magnet or the Transmitter. Why? because it doesn't matter. Some people claim it is better near the hub while others will say it is better near the rim. Technically the hub spins faster than the rim, but you'll notice the valve and the hub reach full circle at the EXACT SAME TIME. I placed mine closer to the Rim 'cause it does not stand out (I will post a picture) and the wireless transmitter being closer to the computer will give me better performance over a longer period of time. I hope this answers your question and then some. BTW, this computer is a lot easier to set than others that have way more functions added. Instructions for U4w http://en.echowell.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/U4w-Setting.pdf AND http://en.echowell.com.tw/wp-content/uploads/U4w-Installation.pdf
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First, I bought the TA100 after an extensive search primarily to accurately check idle speed on my 2 & 4 cylinder motorcycles. It works perfectly. There is a setting for single cylinder engines so the answer is "Yes". Very well made with quality hard case.
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The TA100 can be configured for both 2 & 4 stroke engines. As long as you can get the probe on the TA100 within 8 to 10 inches of the spark plug lead, it should work just fine. I've had mine for a couple years now and have used it successfully on everything from a 2 stroke chain saw to a 10 cylinder dodge. You should have no problem with the outboard engine.
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My scooter's previous wheels were 100mm, so I knew these would work. Check the silver bearing in the inner part of the wheel for markings. That's where I found mine to read 100mm. Not sure if you can interchange slightly different sizes.
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Hi, i would assume this is on the front wheel bearing, and i hope that the other bearing on the otherside is still good? If so i would measure the inside bearing diameter because thats crucial when the bearing sits on the bearing race, from what i can see, yes that bearing would work, but imNot 100% on that answer cause i cant see the wheel myself.p.s. most bearing diameters go by the metric system, mm it could be for instance 21mm diameter accross. I hope this helps.