Pics of my new digital tach installed
Dec 5, 2004 | 09:48 PM
#21
Originally Posted by slowprocess
This is the part number for the tach- NRD-M9004
This is the part number on the gauge pod- ATM-15007
Install is a snap. I just spliced into the ignition hot, a ground coming out of the stock gauge cluster, the dimmer wire to the dimmer wire coming out of the headlight box, and I spliced into the white wire in the stock cluster for the tach function. We had to calibrate it for the motor, but it's a super simple process that just requires cutting two loop wires in back of the tach. Took about 10 seconds to do.
This is the part number on the gauge pod- ATM-15007
Install is a snap. I just spliced into the ignition hot, a ground coming out of the stock gauge cluster, the dimmer wire to the dimmer wire coming out of the headlight box, and I spliced into the white wire in the stock cluster for the tach function. We had to calibrate it for the motor, but it's a super simple process that just requires cutting two loop wires in back of the tach. Took about 10 seconds to do.
thanks alot!
Dec 5, 2004 | 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by STOCK_SUCKS
then all you would need is a fart cannon. and a wing twice the size of your bed and you can hang out with the ricers. gauges look good.
Dec 5, 2004 | 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by goshawk23
I wonder if i could put a message board in that wing to tell my victims they've been owned?
Dec 5, 2004 | 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by goshawk23
it looks good man. i want to get the biggest tach they make and stick it to my hood with a huge yellow light, telling me when to shift, even though i have an auto. lol.
I am having to guess when to shift now
Dec 5, 2004 | 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 01 Thunder
hey now I need a shift light to tell me when to shift
I am having to guess when to shift now
I am having to guess when to shift now
Dec 5, 2004 | 10:47 PM
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LOL Slow...
I have to listen for the pitch of the motor. and guess when it's about to hit the rev limiter..
there have been a couple of times I have been a split second to late, and hit the limiter while shifting into second or third
I have to listen for the pitch of the motor. and guess when it's about to hit the rev limiter..
there have been a couple of times I have been a split second to late, and hit the limiter while shifting into second or third
Dec 6, 2004 | 01:07 AM
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Originally Posted by 01 Thunder
LOL Slow...
I have to listen for the pitch of the motor. and guess when it's about to hit the rev limiter..
there have been a couple of times I have been a split second to late, and hit the limiter while shifting into second or third
I have to listen for the pitch of the motor. and guess when it's about to hit the rev limiter..
there have been a couple of times I have been a split second to late, and hit the limiter while shifting into second or third
Might be cool to get one of those really small lights and mount in in the dash above the headlight controls, in that little hole in the dash.
I've seen the really small shift lights (without aftermarket tach) mounted in Camaros before I think. Not sure how it's done though.
Question: How come you guys are manually shifting, you've got tunes right?
Dec 6, 2004 | 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by 4.8PWR
Might be cool to get one of those really small lights and mount in in the dash above the headlight controls, in that little hole in the dash.
I've seen the really small shift lights (without aftermarket tach) mounted in Camaros before I think. Not sure how it's done though.
Question: How come you guys are manually shifting, you've got tunes right?
I've seen the really small shift lights (without aftermarket tach) mounted in Camaros before I think. Not sure how it's done though.
Question: How come you guys are manually shifting, you've got tunes right?
well really to start in 1st gear. instead of OD....
it puts less stress on the forward clutch packs, and you have less parts to go thru... saves the trans. to a degree... I also have a built one made to do this.
It was explained to me and I have it written down somewhere but I would have to find it. maybe someone can help me out here.
Dec 7, 2004 | 02:33 AM
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Thanks for the reply. I've shifted my truck manually on the street (not very often). And I have no idea how you maintain consistency with that. lol. More power to ya though.
On a side note when my buddy had his truck tuned at a perforance shop that specialized in Camaros I believe they told him to put it in third (when at the track) and leave it. I could be wrong though, I'll ask him when I see him again.
On a side note when my buddy had his truck tuned at a perforance shop that specialized in Camaros I believe they told him to put it in third (when at the track) and leave it. I could be wrong though, I'll ask him when I see him again.