Healtech Speedo Healer control unit + wiring kit for Kawasaki Z 900 RS SE 21-25

The Speedo Healer is a speed recalibrator with maximum speed recall with 3 functions in 1.
On Japanese motorcycles the odometers have high deviations, and if the pinion or crown is changed the deviation increases further.
The SpeedoHealer allows you to cancel the deviation of the digital odometer of the motorcycle and therefore display the correct speed.
By recalibrating the speed, it allows you to eliminate speed limitations in 6th gear on some Honda and Kawasaki motorcycle models.
Memorizes the maximum speed reached, which can be recalled via button
Converts miles per hour to km per hour and vice versa.
100% waterproof
Allows variations up to -99.9% to +9999.9% with 0.1% steps

Features:

New user interface: even easier to program, review and update stored parameters.
Extended calibration range - capable of working even in special applications, such as different engine-instrument combinations, car-mounted motorcycle engines, etc.
Detachable external remote control button to recall maximum speed values included as standard.
Cables with black shielded covering, which aesthetically integrate with the standard ones.
30% smaller and lighter unit - the smallest recalibrator in the world.
Improved connector design - takes up less space with connected wiring.
Allows you to store two independent calibration values and choose between them at the press of a button.
Clear and visible confirmation of the value in use.
Useful for track-road use, when the tire, wheel or final gear sizes are varied.
Also useful for use on the track to evade the speed limiter for motorbikes that have the limitation.
Allows you to review and activate/deactivate kmh/mph conversion at the push of a button.
It requires only 3 volts for operation - thus simplifies installation on Yamaha motorcycles and other models.
Reduced consumption and automatic stand-by.
A free SpeedoHealer application is available on the Play Store which allows you to calculate the values to be set on the instrument depending on the variations in the crown or pinion.