GPS Speedometer Demonstration • Speedhut

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  • čas přidán 28. 06. 2011
  • Built for every hot rodder, racer and off-roader demanding the very best in performance instrumentation, the SPEEDHUT® GPS Speedometer is the most accurate, most durable and most dependable custom-built GPS gauge around. Updating at a rapid speed of 4-5htz per second and constructed of heavy-duty components made to last forever, the SPEEDHUT® GPS Speedometer is the original, and still the best.
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    Location of GPS demonstration: Miller Motor Sports track, Tooele UT.
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Komentáře • 120

  • @rolandocrisostomo2003
    @rolandocrisostomo2003 Před 2 lety +2

    I love how it looks like a classic speedo.

  • @TCF2148
    @TCF2148 Před 11 lety +3

    Very nice product line. This completely fixes the speedo headache when changing gears and tire sizes on my 4X4s.I haven't seen the dash bracket or a column bracket yet, but I'll keep looking. Not afraid to make one If I have to.

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      You are exactly right. The GPS speedo makes life easier.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 9 lety

    Yes, you can view our gauges at night or in the dark. All of our gauges, including the GPS Speedometer, are backlit with an electroluminescent panel.

  • @j5689
    @j5689 Před 2 lety

    This is really cool! One of my dream cars is a deuce and a half, they're usually governed at around 50-55MPH and of course one way to go beyond that is to use thinner tires, which then makes your speedometer inaccurate. This would be a perfect way to fix that since it could just screw right in place of the original one-piece speedometer in the dash. It's probably overkill, but it does fix the problem, lol. The hardest part would be converting the 24V electrical system that comes on a deuce into 12V for this.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 12 lety +1

    Yes you can get this in kmh. we have many version available in kmh. Ranging all the way up to 300kmh

  • @jeremyandrews4022
    @jeremyandrews4022 Před 3 měsíci

    Great video. I’m sold🤘

  • @DBLDREW
    @DBLDREW Před 8 lety

    will it damage the speedo if it gets buried? I'm looking to get one of your smaller ones that is 2 5/8" (thats the only one that will fit) I was looking at your 120mph one. But the car will trap 130 in the 1/4 (and I still have nos) I could go with the 160mph one. but because the gauge is so small I didnt want more compact numbers in there as well.

  • @PremiumFuelOnly
    @PremiumFuelOnly Před 11 lety +1

    This is awesome, can the odometer be disabled? I want to use it for a marine application

  • @razor3003
    @razor3003 Před 5 lety +1

    Will this pass a state vehicle inspection, in place of the factory speedo?

  • @MoesKeckeEcke
    @MoesKeckeEcke Před 2 lety

    You are the only one on the market to do 100mm diameter km/h scaled GPS odometers! Perfekt G Wagon replacement if the gears inside the original go boom...
    Thank you for your awesome service and quality hardware!

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 10 lety +2

    It will work great in mountain roads, and skyscrapers. it will drop the signal in tunnels but immediately start working once you exit the tunnel.

    • @mattg8787
      @mattg8787 Před 4 lety

      Do you have a gauge that just shows the brake, engine, seatbelts ect on it or can one be made

  • @tubemenow2007
    @tubemenow2007 Před 12 lety

    I have this unit and it's great. Easy install and works perfect. All my gauges in the future will be Speedhut. Made in USA and with a Life-time warranty on all gauge electronics and a 5 year warranty on all mechanical hardware. Great company. Great products.

  • @expandingknowledge8269
    @expandingknowledge8269 Před 6 měsíci

    Interested in your GPS Speedometer for my 1990 Dodge D150 pickup. My mechanical odometer doe not work, even after changing the plastic gear. So you can plug this GPS Speedometer into your cigarette lighter for power, is that correct? What is involved with this method to provide power to speedometer? I don't want to drain my battery, as I live in New England, and winters are pretty cold here, so I don't want a drain on the battery. Will your GPS Speedo work in my truck? Thank you!

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety

    We fixed this on our last release several months ago. The demo is an older unit that had the incorrect spelling.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety +1

    You will not need your VSS sensor. This speedometer uses GPS to determine speed. Yes car will shift correctly. The only requirement is 12 volts power to power unit.

  • @stephennorton6665
    @stephennorton6665 Před 4 lety +1

    looks good.. whats the latency from 0MPH? some GPS units without an accelerometer take a couple of seconds to register a change in satellite position from a standstill

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 4 lety

      The GPS Speedometer takes 1-2 seconds to register

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 10 lety

    Sorry no promo codes we are running right now. It is a lifetime warranty and made in America.

  • @PremiumFuelOnly
    @PremiumFuelOnly Před 11 lety

    also when the power is reset does it remember which screen it was on such as time or compass?

  • @sujithsiriwardena4904
    @sujithsiriwardena4904 Před 2 lety

    How much
    Is there memory storage, how it on ,off when the trip is finish. Can it connect to ignition switch

  • @1badcj8
    @1badcj8 Před 7 lety +1

    What about a flat windowed vehicle, like my Jeep. Can I double side tape it to the inside of the windshield and get a signal? Thanks...

    • @samanderson4221
      @samanderson4221 Před 6 lety

      1badcj8 y

    • @Phantomthecat
      @Phantomthecat Před 5 lety

      1badcj8 - Late to the party here but I have an old land rover with similar flat screen as yours - these work fine with the sensor at the base of the windscreen lying flat as shown on the video - remember that there are heaps of satellites and only a couple will be directly overhead. 👍😊

  • @dahondaguy
    @dahondaguy Před 10 lety

    does the hot start wire cause a battery drain when unit is off? if so what is the voltage of the draw? thanks you have some amazing gauges

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 10 lety

      voltage draw on the hot wire is 100 micro amps. 100 micro amps is not very much and the car battery would still start the car if you didn't start it for a month or so.

  • @ferberb9662
    @ferberb9662 Před 4 lety

    Nice video and will this gauges work in a motorcycle I like the one with the turn signals high beam

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 4 lety

      Yes, it works great in motorcycles. For better weather-proofing, request a silicone sealant and we'll add that to the gauge for you (it's free).

    • @ferberb9662
      @ferberb9662 Před 4 lety

      A thanks for the reply and good to know about the silicone to last longer in that case I will add it to a old Jeep I have to I changed the transmission and I can’t find the plastic gears ⚙️ for the speedometer this will work perfectly because I don’t have a roof thanks and good video

  • @myopinionpal8880
    @myopinionpal8880 Před rokem

    Can you enter the current odometer mileage that's on your car or truck in this unit?

  • @arnulfob3454
    @arnulfob3454 Před 2 lety +1

    So do i need to pay a service for the signal ?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 2 lety +1

      No, that is not required

  • @NismoJuice
    @NismoJuice Před 8 lety

    so this reads the speed using the GPS antenna? if so how accurate is it I'm planning on buying a set pretty soon and these look great

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      Highly accurate, Hugo! The GPS is within 1mph accurate. And it's fast. The GPS updates at rapid rate of 4-5htz per second--a rate so fast you wouldn't notice any delay when braking and accelerating hard.

    • @samanderson4221
      @samanderson4221 Před 6 lety

      Speedhut Custom Gauges 9

  • @SouthernSpeedVideos
    @SouthernSpeedVideos Před 9 lety

    Does it have a signal wire that I can use as a speed reference for my ecu in my race car?

    • @aaronw3602
      @aaronw3602 Před 9 lety +2

      We do have this ability to add a cruise control output wire. It is configured for 4000 pulses / mile. This could be fed into your ECU on your race car. When you order please let us know in order comments that you would like this added. Costs around 20 to add this feature.

  • @DuoBart0n
    @DuoBart0n Před 5 lety +1

    do you guys make this for holley? their gps speedo seems quite a bit like this

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      Yes, we build gauges for massive companies like Holley. If it looks like our gauge, it probably is. :)

  • @Allroundfixer
    @Allroundfixer Před 3 měsíci

    can you put in a already driven milage?

  • @mattg8787
    @mattg8787 Před 5 lety

    Speedhut Custom Gauges
    how do you set the mileage if you where to replace a set of gauges

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 5 lety

      Matthew, you can request in the gauge notes that we set the mileage for you, or you can do it yourself in the GPS Speedometer LCD menu.

  • @bystrov2007
    @bystrov2007 Před 10 lety

    is this water proof? front and back ? im planning to install it on the glove box of a jet ski. jet ski sees alot of water

    • @speedhutgauges8706
      @speedhutgauges8706 Před 10 lety

      The gauge is NOT waterproof so it will not be able to be installed on a jetski. We are thinking about offering a waterproof version. Do you think it would be popular?

    • @d3wy
      @d3wy Před 10 lety +3

      speedhutgauges Very, for motorcycle uses etc

    • @terrylester1137
      @terrylester1137 Před 5 lety +1

      @@d3wy I've just looked on website and still not waterproof so no use for bikes.

  • @17Rdanny
    @17Rdanny Před 10 lety

    How accurate is this

  • @clansman4061
    @clansman4061 Před 9 lety

    Will it work if the receiver is under a Carbon Fibre nosecone on a Westfield

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 9 lety

      Yes, our GPS antenna will pick up signal under your carbon fiber nose cone.
      Speedhut Tech

  • @mcdirtking
    @mcdirtking Před 9 lety

    could i just hook it up to a battery circit

  • @armandolopezdj2261
    @armandolopezdj2261 Před rokem

    How much??? Do you have it in white??

  • @FINMrCurly
    @FINMrCurly Před 7 lety

    So antenna, what is best position at car? Can i just let it be inside near windshield?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      Great question. You can place the GPS antenna anywhere except enclosed inside a metal box. Near the windshield works great.

    • @FINMrCurly
      @FINMrCurly Před 7 lety

      Ok thank you

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      Pretty much anywhere works fine, including inside near your windshield.

  • @zbigcheeze
    @zbigcheeze Před 10 lety

    how long does it take to start up if you don't use the hot wire?

    • @speedhutgauges8706
      @speedhutgauges8706 Před 10 lety

      20-45 seconds. Doesn't take very long.

    • @Phantomthecat
      @Phantomthecat Před 5 lety

      dereck camacho - under a minute - by the time I've started the engine and warmed it enough to push the choke off it's fine, but I have an old carbied car so would never drive off in a timeframe that would be an issue - I run the hotwire so when out and about no dramas, that only shyts off on mine when i turn of off the battery isolator when at home.

  • @jtmtvvlog6181
    @jtmtvvlog6181 Před 2 lety

    Is this works even the car has no ECU??

  • @mcdirtking
    @mcdirtking Před 9 lety

    can you put it on bikes or a gravity soapbox im making

  • @roadsterman
    @roadsterman Před 5 lety +1

    How would a motorcycle accommmodate a 15ft antenna?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      Most motorcycle guys coil it up, but we can shorten that wire for you.

  • @DanielWillis1982
    @DanielWillis1982 Před 8 lety

    Will this work for a custom harley?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      Certainly. Our gauges are built to perform in any vehicle found on roads, terrain, dragstrips and racetracks.

  • @forbzy61
    @forbzy61 Před 11 lety

    Will this replace the VSS? vehicle will still shift properly?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      We offer both VSS and GPS speedometers.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 10 lety

    The Speedometer is within a mph. Very accurate and NO delay

  • @rpman4787
    @rpman4787 Před 6 lety

    How reliable is this?
    What's the percentage of signal loss?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 6 lety +1

      Extremely reliable. Our GPS Speedometer is commonly used in performance cars with it's fast updating rate at 4-5htz per second. We've had excellent feedback on the gauge, specifically the accuracy of the gauge, with guys reporting back that it operates flawlessly. As for signal loss, you may experience that when going underground through a tunnel. Keep in mind, each gauge is fully customizable, includes a Lifetime Warranty and is made in America. Let me know if you have any questions! Sales@Speedhut.com • 801-221-1460

  • @cintroberts6614
    @cintroberts6614 Před 4 lety

    Is it like most products, made in China and marked way up in America.

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      Nope! We proudly manufacture every Speedhut gauge in our factory here in Northern Utah. We don't cut corners on quality components, either. It's all high quality stuff.

  • @ownTer
    @ownTer Před 8 lety

    How do you not have links in the info? Great stuff though'

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 8 lety

      +ownTer . www.speedhut.com is our website. also feel free to give us a call 801-221-1460.
      The gauges are all lifetime warranty and are made at our shop here locally. We stand behind our products and what you to be happy with your purchase.

    • @ownTer
      @ownTer Před 8 lety +1

      Sure, but add some links guys.

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      We're in the process of polishing our vids, so thanks for the feedback ownTer!

  • @paulwilson5201
    @paulwilson5201 Před 7 lety +2

    what happens when you go through a tunnel?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety +1

      Paul, there is a chance being in a tunnel may interfere with the GPS unit, however once you're out of that tunnel - it'll continue to work flawlessly for you.

  • @Curtiss1965
    @Curtiss1965 Před 2 lety

    What do you do when entering a tunnel? Everybody knows that there's no gps signal in the tunnel...

  • @djmaxmv
    @djmaxmv Před 10 lety

    you have this in KM?

  • @17Rdanny
    @17Rdanny Před 10 lety

    How

  • @danielkeener5140
    @danielkeener5140 Před 8 lety

    What does the gps signal off of? can it loose connection?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 8 lety

      GPS signal comes from the gps satellites that are in space . there is no subscription fees or anything needed. The signal is free for all to use

    • @danielkeener5140
      @danielkeener5140 Před 8 lety

      Not really what I was asking,what I was wondering was can it loose connection (to the satellites) and stop working (or not even work) in some areas of the world?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      Daniel, you'll never lose signal unless you trap the GPS antenna in a metal box or go through an underground tunnel.

    • @danielkeener5140
      @danielkeener5140 Před 7 lety +1

      Alright I'm sold A+

  • @sourdiesel8033
    @sourdiesel8033 Před 4 měsíci

    Do these come in 5in gauge?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 4 měsíci

      You can purchase the largest 4.5" gauge and this 5" adapter: speedhut.com/accessories/mounting-accessories/billet-aluminum-4-5-gauge-spacer-ring-5-hole-mounting-adapter/

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 4 měsíci

      Our Jeep gauges are our largest at 5.5": speedhut.com/categories/gauge-application.html?_ga=2.61905644.1973263778.1706039846-1909805664.1692199931&_bc_fsnf=1&Size=5+1%2F2+inch

  • @blkcoupequattro
    @blkcoupequattro Před 10 lety

    What happens when you loose GPS signal ?

    • @speedhutgauges8706
      @speedhutgauges8706 Před 10 lety

      The speedo will drop to zero and then immediately start working as soon as the signal is acquired. This will only happen in tunnels and parking garages. Weather does not effect the GPS speedo.

  • @LeoLipert
    @LeoLipert Před 9 lety

    What about using this in a boat?

    • @aaronw3602
      @aaronw3602 Před 9 lety

      Leo Lipert We have lots of guys use our GPS speedometers on boats.

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      Yes, Leo. Our gauges are built to perform for any vehicle, be it land or sea.

  • @charliehollis5614
    @charliehollis5614 Před 3 lety +1

    How accurate

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      Can't get much more accurate than our GPS speedo. It updates at 4-5htz per second - a rate so fast that you wouldn't notice any delay when braking and accelerating hard. In fact, our GPS gauges are commonly used in performance cars! We've had excellent feedback on the gauge, specifically the accuracy of the gauge, with guys reporting back that it operates flawlessly.

  • @Slywooftwo
    @Slywooftwo Před 7 lety

    Does nobody else notice that acquire is spelled incorrectly on the GPS Speedometer?

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety

      We have fixed this spelling several years ago. The video is an older video that shows the incorrect spelling. Rest assured , all gauges shipped have the correct spelling :)

  • @djentchannel4666
    @djentchannel4666 Před 3 lety

    What if it rains heavily

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 3 lety

      Good question. Our gauges are water resistant, but upon request we can add a free "silicone sealant" to the bezel to waterproof it even more.

  • @mcdirtking
    @mcdirtking Před 9 lety +1

    ive just gome on your website....... its too expensive for me!

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 9 lety +1

      Our gauges will work on all different types of vehicles from cars, motorcycles, boats, ect. They just require a 12v power source to operate.

  • @mociczyczki
    @mociczyczki Před 10 lety

    mhz? anyway nice speedo much more correct than many of typical stock speedometer .

  • @cristestolvads1602
    @cristestolvads1602 Před 2 lety

    Instead of being a regular screen, it is a hand!

  • @samamorgan
    @samamorgan Před 11 lety

    Did anyone else notice that the word acquiring is spelled "Aquiring" on the speedo? That would bug the shit out of me.

  • @53531640
    @53531640 Před 4 lety +1

    I live in Australia, so I would need something with Kilometers instead of Miles.

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 4 lety

      We offer plenty of km/h GPS speedometers, too

  • @BUZDRIFT
    @BUZDRIFT Před 7 lety

    These are still laggy!

    • @BUZDRIFT
      @BUZDRIFT Před 7 lety

      *****
      If its that quick then no problems at all, might be the signal to motor lag, not satellite to gps receiver!

    • @Speedhut
      @Speedhut  Před 7 lety +4

      Farcry, our GPS Speedo updates at 4-5htz per second. At that rate, it's nearly impossible to notice any delay. Aside from the accuracy of the GPS gauge, and its ability to work anywhere in the world - each gauge is hand-built using hard-wearing materials and comes with a Lifetime Warranty. It doesn't get any better than that.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety

    We fixed this on our last release several months ago. The demo is an older unit that had the incorrect spelling.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety

    We fixed this on our last release several months ago. The demo is an older unit that had the incorrect spelling.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety

    We fixed this on our last release several months ago. The demo is an older unit that had the incorrect spelling.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety

    We fixed this on our last release several months ago. The demo is an older unit that had the incorrect spelling.

  • @Speedhut
    @Speedhut  Před 11 lety

    We fixed this on our last release several months ago. The demo is an older unit that had the incorrect spelling.