I have decided to get one of those original STi clusters to solve the speedo problem on my MY00 STi.

Now my problem is, my car has done 21000km, obviously the new cluster will be on 0.

The perfectionist that I am I would not be able to live with it :wink:

Is there any way to 'clock" these digital odo`s on the Impreza??

 

In germany there are thousends of people doing that. Not the way you want to...but it takes about 5 min. to do such a job...

 

Hehe thought so

I just want to know if its a difficult/special thing to do on the scoob odo or not??

I am sure that there are people that clock cars here in SA, but I doubt that they ever laid their hands on a scoob.

 

Or clocked it the "wrong" way

 

I used a power drill and just wound the sender unit using a modified drill bit

took about 8 minutes to get it upto 65,000

don't know if that helps

 

On the later models with the digital odos, you can't "clock" them. The units are tamper-proof, they completely break if you try to take them apart to swap the counters over.

Works on the pre-97 models because they are cable driven.

 

aparently they can be done with a laptop computer, not sure how but read it somewhere before

 

i would get it "recalibrated" much better then clocking,what about digidash or look in the back of auto trader

 

Problem is I am in South Africa...

Will be taking the cluster to a speedometer specialist next week, will keep you guys posted