Looking for a higher RPM gauge for a 996tt
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Looking for a higher RPM gauge for a 996tt
Does anyone have a source for someone who can make a higher reading rpm gauge for a 996tt? I would like to use the same stock set up (location, face size).
Last edited by cjv; 05-04-2005 at 09:23 PM.
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Re: Looking for a higher RPM gauge for a 996tt
Originally posted by cjv
Does anyone have a source for someone who can make a higher reading rpm gauge for a 996tt? I would like to use the same stock set up (location, face size).
Does anyone have a source for someone who can make a higher reading rpm gauge for a 996tt? I would like to use the same stock set up (location, face size).
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Originally posted by red944
I dont know how well a CGT one will work considering its for a V-10.
I dont know how well a CGT one will work considering its for a V-10.
Anyway, Chad, North Hollywood Speedometer does a lot of work on the older 911 gauges and I highly recommend them as a starting point at the very least.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD SPEEDOMETER & CLOCK COMPANY
6111 LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD, NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA 91606
Phone: (818) 761-5136
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Originally posted by ZAMIRZ
I don't see how the number of cylinders makes any difference in the tachometer readout. I would guess all that needs to be done is some adaptation of the C-GT sending unit to make it work properly.
I don't see how the number of cylinders makes any difference in the tachometer readout. I would guess all that needs to be done is some adaptation of the C-GT sending unit to make it work properly.
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Re: Re: Looking for a higher RPM gauge for a 996tt
Originally posted by JarodL
How many RPMs does it need to go to
How many RPMs does it need to go to
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