MuuMuu101's 68 Dart, A Learning Process...

The kit sort of uses a pulses per mile calibration. To calibrate it, you hit a button to start the calibration, drive a mile, and the system records the pulses when you tell it the mile is over. Or you can use a GPS sensor and don't have to deal with calibration.

See, I always was confused about where the speed sensor goes. Everywhere I looked online said it was on the driver side. So, I thought there may be 2 locations on the T56 Magnum, one for a mechanical assembly and one for an electronic version. I guess I should have looked at the passenger side. Here is the speed sensor connector the kit uses. I noticed it was a little different from the factory ones as this sensor requires a power, ground, and signal wire.

Intellitronix Speedometer Sending Units S9013
Yeah that's a hall effect sensor, where the one in the transmission is a variable reluctance sensor, hence the two wires. A VR sensor basically makes an AC waveform and doesn't require external power. If the kit can handle VR sensors, just hook it up and calibrate and you're done. They are extremely reliable