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Because you've taken the capacitive resistance from the wire that normally skews to the left and made it right...Therefore putting an undue load of a 16 gauge wire on an 18 gauge wire. An ohm meter will show you this.
In addition, the movement of the gauges, adds a voltage increase to the flux capacitor by picking up magnetic induction through the speedometer wiring and internal resistance buffering.
How are you gonna manage to ride that thing without the essential information that the ambient air temp guage offers? Doesn't seem safe to me, not safe at all!
This is classic!!
The gauges moved seems like a great idea. Glad it works for ya!
Let us know if it takes some getting used to
Because you've taken the capacitive resistance from the wire that normally skews to the left and made it right...Therefore putting an undue load of a 16 gauge wire on an 18 gauge wire. An ohm meter will show you this.
In addition, the movement of the gauges, adds a voltage increase to the flux capacitor by picking up magnetic induction through the speedometer wiring and internal resistance buffering.
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