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Old 2/27/05, 09:23 AM
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What tachometer do you guys suggest for my 67?
Old 2/28/05, 08:43 AM
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Autometer.
Old 2/28/05, 09:41 AM
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Summit has some great options..............

http://www.summitracing.com/catalogs/bigbo...anfeb/t100.html
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Isn't there a lower priced autometer line--autogage? I agree, though, that Autometer are some of the best around.
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After drooling over the JME kits for a while I decided to make this myself.


Here's the writeup/instructions
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Lookin' good, E! Are the gauges electrical or mechanical?
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Originally posted by Paul@March 1, 2005, 2:03 PM
Lookin' good, E! Are the gauges electrical or mechanical?
All ectecrical ones. The speedo being electrical is imprtant since it is then calibrateable (is that a word? LOL), this was imprtant to me since my transmission/rear-end/tires/wheels are all non-original. Mechanical oil pressure gauges can make a heck of a mess if anything goes wrong, and mechanical water temp gauges look fugly in the engine compartment (IMHO).

Note, I do not have a fuel gauge in there since there's only room for three small ones. I do have a trip odometer so I think I'll avoid running out of gas, at least unless my teenager siphons some out :shock:
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yer approaching redline, arent you there?

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I am quite happy with my Sun Super Tach II from the local auto parts store.
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yeah, me too
especially since it fits in the clock hole
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Originally posted by LMan@March 1, 2005, 3:17 PM
yer approaching redline, arent you there?

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LOL...yeah I reckon so

Funny thing about the electric gauges...the needles are free floating when there's no current. I just looked at the pic and I can tell you that my cam will be floating the valves at that RPM, my short-block builder/blueprinter said my bottom end was safe up to 8K. But my comp cam (278h) will lose all of its giddy-up long before then.
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Originally posted by Edbert+March 2, 2005, 8:33 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Edbert @ March 2, 2005, 8:33 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-LMan@March 1, 2005, 3:17 PM
yer approaching redline, arent you there?

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LOL...yeah I reckon so

Funny thing about the electric gauges...the needles are free floating when there's no current. I just looked at the pic and I can tell you that my cam will be floating the valves at that RPM, my short-block builder/blueprinter said my bottom end was safe up to 8K. But my comp cam (278h) will lose all of its giddy-up long before then.
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I guess so...if you are showing 6800 RPM at 38 MPH, perhaps a rear axle ratio change is in order It would be something off the line....but top out before you crossed the intersection
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