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I installed a mini tach.
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I was looking for something else but I found a mini tach instead in the garage. I hope it doesn't look like too much rice. :ito:
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I have a very simular tach, in the exact location... I hope it doesn't look rice, my vote is no :lol:
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Is your tac not working in your dash
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My question would be is why not use the factory tach? It looks like there is one in the picture?
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If it's like mine... it would only run to 2,500 rpm and then freeze. I added a sunpro tach until I have the time to pull the dash and figure out what's wrong with the guage.
Now as far as the painted horn button... a little rice action (painted interiors) going on. :lol: Just kidding! |
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Factory tach works but it's off by 1400 rpm or so. Painted horn button was PO work.
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What size engine is in the truck and do you have a 50 or 60 grand factory tach.
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the factory truck ones only went to 5 grand.
I wouldn't exactly call that a Mini tach either... a mini would almost fit in the ACC guage holes on the bottom of your inst panel. |
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I opted to go with one installed in the gauge hole-
I had to cut out one line of the printed circuit but it is a ground line and I was able to just put a screw in the other side to re-ground it, hopefully you can see it in the pic. |
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Unless your racing it that 454 will never see 5000 454 in boats redline at around 4900
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how hard is it to install one those gauges? i really need one...
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Did not intend to hijack this thread but I figured we are talking tach's so it would be ok. The install of mine was really simple. It's a vdo "vision series" gauge, number 333155. It is programable for 4, 6 or 8 cylinders.
I took a hole saw and cut the plastic lens out, cut the front tin plate and the back tin plate. Then assembled it all and cut the printed circuit board where I needed to. The gauge mounts so simple right to the front bezel with a plastic screw on ring. As for wiring it, you need power, ground and the signal connections along with the dash light connections. I am going to tap off the ground screw for all the grounds, off the temperature gauge feed screw for power (need to figure out which side) and run a lead from my hei dist. for the signal. You can also use a signal from a alternator lead. The lights I will just tap into the wire for the dash lights on the harness. |
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It's a vdo gauge and there are lots of places that sell vdo. I got it at summit.
here- http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku |
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Isn't that one of those 10' tachs with a spot light shift light.... that are in 99.998% of ricers? :thumbs::hot: j\k |
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previously werent guys putting in older camero tachs in the gas gauge location and relocating the gas guage? I really dont need a gas guage anyway,,, its always on Empty.....
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