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xEclipsE RaceRxSep-22-02 01:10 PM
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#31555, "Anything wrong with 8k rpm gauges then stock 9k ?"




          

I want to buy these one reverse indiglo gauges on ebay, but the rpm gauge stops at 8k and I kno mines stops at 9k...so is that real bad or what? What all happens? Here go the gauges btw...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1862509967



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Weezle745Sep-22-02 02:02 PM
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#31556, "RE: Anything wrong with 8k rpm gauges then stock 9k ?"
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i have that problem with my indiglos. I just relearned the tach. The redline is the same but the other numbers are off between 250-1000rpms. U will get used to it but i suggest buying the 9k tach if you can find it


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djtrickeeSep-22-02 02:37 PM
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#31557, "RE: Anything wrong with 8k rpm gauges then stock 9k ?"
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Procarparts.com sells the N/T kit with 9K tacho... I know I got em from them!
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Teamner947Sep-24-02 11:58 AM
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#31558, "RE: Anything wrong with 8k rpm gauges then stock 9k ?"
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yeah, i got mine from procarparts too. shipped really quick too, no bs like a lot of other online retailers give you. 6 colors is fun at night too. when you get them, get rid of the crappy 4-button control that comes with the kit, go out to radioshack and get some push buttons and switches and re-wire it. i dremeled out the "unused" panel that's used for the models with power windows, and mounted a few buttons there. i think it looks neat, and it's a lot cooler than the cheesy thing that comes with the kit. anyways i'm done now.


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