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The '''speedometer''' in the [[DeLorean time machine]] was altered alongside the rating of the vehicle's engine to allow the time machine to reach a higher speed; in the case of [[time travel]], 88 miles per hour needed to be reached. Initially the DeLorean had a top speed of roughly 75 mph.
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The '''speedometer''' in the [[DeLorean time machine]] was altered alongside the rating of the vehicle's engine to allow the time machine to reach a higher speed; in the case of [[time travel]], 88 miles per hour needed to be reached. Initially, the DeLorean had a top speed of roughly 75 mph.
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A [[digital speedometer]] was also used in synchronization with the analog speedometer to allow the driver to measure the speed exactly.
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By [[1985]], due to "soft" metric conversion in America in the early 1980s, the speedometer also displayed kilometers per hour <span style="font-weight:normal;">(</span>''km/h''<span style="font-weight:normal;">)</span> in smaller figures.
   
 
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**''[[Back to the Future trilogy]]''
 
**''[[Back to the Future trilogy]]''
   
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==See also==
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* [[Digital speedometer]]
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* {{WP|Speedometer}}
 
[[Category:The DeLorean Time Machine]]
 
[[Category:The DeLorean Time Machine]]

Latest revision as of 10:29, 5 June 2020

Speedometer

The speedometer reads 75 mph, or 120 km/h.

The speedometer in the DeLorean time machine was altered alongside the rating of the vehicle's engine to allow the time machine to reach a higher speed; in the case of time travel, 88 miles per hour needed to be reached. Initially, the DeLorean had a top speed of roughly 75 mph.

A digital speedometer was also used in synchronization with the analog speedometer to allow the driver to measure the speed exactly.

By 1985, due to "soft" metric conversion in America in the early 1980s, the speedometer also displayed kilometers per hour (km/h) in smaller figures.

Appearances

See also