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Old 04-02-2004, 10:05 PM   #1
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Factory Tach Question

I just bought a Tach on ebay and come to find out it is stamped with 6 CYL on the back. I know there is a thread kind of like this already going but I was wondering if someone here could tell me if there was a way to set this up for an 8 CYL. This is a factory Tach for our trucks so I know theirs alot of people on here with experence with these Tachs. If I can't use it I'll probably just put it back on ebay, unless someone on here wants to trade a 8 CYL Tach for a 6 CYL one.

Thanks for the help,
Jeff
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Old 04-02-2004, 10:11 PM   #2
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I have heard they are adjustable by going through a small screw hole on the back, and matching it up to another tach on the vehicle. However, i have never tried.
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