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Universal Fit, 3-3/8" Gauge Diameter, White, Black
| MFG. Part # | CW80SLF |
| Gauge Diameter | 3-3/8" |
| Gauge Series | Analog |
| Gauge Type | Electric |
| RPM Range | 0-8,000 RPM |
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Return PolicyMonitor engine speed with precision while adding timeless styling to your dashboard with the Classic Instruments Classic White 8,000 RPM Tachometer. Designed for performance-oriented vehicles, this tachometer features a clean white face, easy-to-read markings, and an 8,000 RPM range that makes it ideal for muscle cars, hot rods, street machines, and custom builds. Precision calibration and responsive needle movement provide accurate RPM readings, helping drivers keep track of engine performance under all driving conditions. Built with the quality and craftsmanship that Classic Instruments is known for, this tachometer is the perfect complement to Classic White instrument clusters and gauge packages.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | CW80SLF |
| Brand | Classic Instruments |
| Gauge Diameter | 3-3/8" |
| Gauge Series | Analog |
| Gauge Type | Electric |
| RPM Range | 0-8,000 RPM |
| GENERAL | |
| Body Diameter | 3.36" |
| Gauge Face Color | White |
| Lettering Color | Black |
| Needle Color | Black |
| Overall Diameter | 3.78" |
| Lighted | Yes |
| Bezel Finish | Stainless |
| Body Length | 1.69" |
| Depth | 2.60" |
| Stud Length | .62" |
| Stud Diameter | .16" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
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Arrived quickly. Free shipping. Perfect match for face.
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New technology to replace an older failed tach required a deep look at instructions and rearranging wiring slightly.
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Do all the Classic Instrument Gauges come with their sending units?
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