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Topic subject9k vs 8k tac
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97094, 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by LeakyMitsu, Nov-01-06 08:53 AM
My stock gauge is 8k...so what happens if i put the 9k gauge cluster from an OZ edition in there?
97095, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by edxmon, Nov-01-06 09:24 AM
you will more easily blow your engine? :shrug

You will have the markings for an extra 1000rpm which doesnt really belong in there... but in all seriusness I dont know, would it affect where the red line is? We need some pro's in here.
97096, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by mcgyvr, Nov-01-06 09:24 AM
then your tach will be off...
97098, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by LeakyMitsu, Nov-01-06 09:30 AM
thats what i was thining because im A/T so it wouldnt change the shift points my tach would just show lower than it really is. right?
97102, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by R34Eclipse, Nov-01-06 01:10 PM
I imagine it would show higher since the numbers will be closer together, if in fact it changes anything.
97103, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by LeakyMitsu, Nov-01-06 01:19 PM
do all of the speedometers register the same for the N/A cars?
97105, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by BlackMagic, Nov-01-06 02:19 PM
Originally posted by LeakyMitsu
do all of the speedometers register the same for the N/A cars?


as far as I know.
97106, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by R34Eclipse, Nov-01-06 04:19 PM
I had a gst cluster & the spedo was dead on
97365, RE: 9k vs 8k tac
Posted by Boofer97rs, Dec-06-06 09:09 AM
it wont change anything with the speedo, it will just show slightly higher rpms (or lower i dont really know), but it wont affect anything other than knowing what rpm ur at... and with an A/T its not really that important. I did that a few years ago.