frog13
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 | | Subject: TW tachometer? 6/19/2011, 1:13 pm | |
| I'm sure someone has installed a tach on their TW....what brand...how's accurate is it?. There is a brand called tiny tach...any good?. | |
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mrgizmow1
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| | Subject: Re: TW tachometer? 6/20/2011, 6:20 am | |
| [img:2faa] https://tw200.forumotion.com/ [/img] I have a Tiny-Tach. The response time is in my opinion to slow to use for shifting purposes. The install is easy, it is inexpensive and is a great tool to use when doing carb. adjustments (reason for my purchase). The tach is the small black rectangle centerer beneath the Trail-Tech speedO unit. Gerry | |
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frog13
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| | Subject: Re: TW tachometer? 6/21/2011, 12:15 pm | |
| Slow response.....is there a unit out there that is more responseive?...what kind of delay time are talking about?. | |
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Rodney
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| | Subject: Re: TW tachometer? 6/21/2011, 2:10 pm | |
| I'm thinking you could probably retrofit the tach from a GSX-R 1000. Or better yet, a Corvette. I know both of those respond quickly. | |
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frog13
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| | Subject: Re: TW tachometer? 6/21/2011, 7:53 pm | |
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mrgizmow1
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| | Subject: Re: TW tachometer? 6/21/2011, 8:00 pm | |
| Purchase Trail-Tech's unit that has the tach with the speed=O. I pretty much looks like mine, but with a 'bar' tach (no needle). Gerry | |
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