Beau-Kat
Member
Some background:
I have a 1998 Vmax into which I installed a 2007 Venture rear differential by blocking off the speedo sensor hole and milling the shock mount hole boss to mount the shock mount stud. Lowered my rpms and works great for me.
I also have a 1988 Venture and a 2000 Millenium Edition Venture. I am also on Venturerider.org.
So, a popular swap among members of that site is to go the other way and place a Vmax diff in a Venture. Usually, the internals have to be swapped (by RMS Sportmax) due to the electronic speedo on the 2nd gen Ventures (from 1999 on).
My question is: Did the 2007 VMax have the electronic speedo with the sensor in the diff, making it a direct swap into a 2nd gen Venture, or was it cable driven from the front wheel like the rest of the
years?
I formally thought all 1st gen VMax speedos were cable driven.
I have a 1998 Vmax into which I installed a 2007 Venture rear differential by blocking off the speedo sensor hole and milling the shock mount hole boss to mount the shock mount stud. Lowered my rpms and works great for me.
I also have a 1988 Venture and a 2000 Millenium Edition Venture. I am also on Venturerider.org.
So, a popular swap among members of that site is to go the other way and place a Vmax diff in a Venture. Usually, the internals have to be swapped (by RMS Sportmax) due to the electronic speedo on the 2nd gen Ventures (from 1999 on).
My question is: Did the 2007 VMax have the electronic speedo with the sensor in the diff, making it a direct swap into a 2nd gen Venture, or was it cable driven from the front wheel like the rest of the
years?
I formally thought all 1st gen VMax speedos were cable driven.