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Lillee
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Irish Yobbo wrote:
How about a speedo that's accurate?


The most accurate speedo I have is my tacho

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You should get a monster tacho with those lights that light up when the engine hits a rev point... then you need a fake turbo timer, a boost guage and some of those neon light dials which tell you when your subs are pumping too loud.
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1. Speedo (but only for the odometer)
2. Tacho.
3. Water temp.
4. Oil pressure.
5. Clock.

Anything else is overkill 8)

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I have but yet to install - Volt, Water temp, Oil pressure and tacho. Didn't want a big hooney tacho so got a small 2" one like the rest of the gauges and they will all line up in nicely together under the dash rail

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thanks for all the replies. i think i can work something out from that.
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some also like a GPS....but so many people tell me to get lost....I just don't

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sgc wrote:
5. Clock.
Anything else is overkill 8)

Why do you need a clock. Overkill! :P

I've got Jag XJ6 SIII gauges to go in - oil pressure, water temp, volts, and fuel gauge. And a Triumph Speedo and Tacho, which I've got to get around to getting calibrated... :oops: Planning an Inno-style dash.
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Tadhg wrote:
sgc wrote:
5. Clock.
Anything else is overkill 8)

Why do you need a clock. Overkill! :P


To fill the hole left in the dash when I took out the old 2" tacho in favour of the column-mounted 4" MGB jobbie 8)

Plus, it reminds me how late I am... :roll:

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