Speedometer Driver thread on Revtech 4 Speed w/kicker

After talking to Custom Chrome (which was completely useless) I decided to check in the forums. I'm trying to find out if anyone knows the thread size of the speedometer driver on a Revtech 4 Speed w/kicker transmission. Everyone says "it's the same as the Harley one" which is fine, but my old Transmission didn't have one, and I've always used the front wheel sender.
 I'm trying to hook up an electronic hall effect sensor (https://www.classicinstruments.com/productother.aspx?ProductCode=SN16) directly to the Transmission, and I just need to know if the threads are the same as the sender I wish to purchase.

Any help you could give would be most appreciated.

Rattletrap  

Ok, well, it looks like no one knows. I ordered the sensor anyway. When it comes in I will post technical info about the threads AND the sensor (which I actually got at egauges.com, it was cheaper). This way, out of the ENTIRE internet, this forum will have what appears to be impossible information to acquire. Anyway, thanks for the views anyway.

Rattletrap  

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