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#91065039
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Universal Fit, Electric Gauge Type, Black, White, White
| MFG. Part # | 91065039 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Gauge Type | Electric |
| RPM Range | 0-8,000 RPM |
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91065039 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Gauge Type | Electric |
| RPM Range | 0-8,000 RPM |
| GENERAL | |
| Gauge Face Color | Black |
| Lettering Color | White |
| Needle Color | White |
| Overall Diameter | 3.38" |
| Gauge Sweep | Full Sweep |
| Lighted | Yes |
| Body Length | 1.75" |
| Stud Length | 0.75" |
| Bezel Included | Yes |
| Lighting Type | Incandescent |
| Includes Bulb and Socket | Yes |
| Includes Mounting Bracket(s) | Yes |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.8
16 Reviews
Customers praise the product for its simple, old school look, perfect for vintage vehicles like Ford Coupes and Jeeps. Its easy installation and quality have been well received. The tachometer has been confirmed to work well with various models, including 1967 Ford F100 dash and a mg kit car, contributing to its versatility. Although its black hazel isn't currently offered, its absence of branding still provides an original equipment (OE) look. A minor downside noted was the perceived accuracy, however, the smooth needle movement at fast RPM rise was praised.
4.8
16 reviews
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Great old school look, modern technology at great price
Great old school look with modern technology.no name brand on face provides OE look. Needle sweeps smoothly without over sweeping at fast rpm rise.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
Decent tach
The only thing that worked in my speedway order, just basically for looks. Don't rely on the accuracy of it.
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Definitely buy again!
5.0
a month ago
Flash
Yukon, OK
Verified
Used in my street legal sprint car, it will now go in a 26 model T im going to hot rod!
Would Recommend
Nice tach
5.0
a month ago
Flash
Yukon, OK
Verified
Works fine, installed in my street legal sprint car!
Would Recommend
Tachometer
5.0
a year ago
Geno
Panama City
Verified
Tach needle does full sweep when car ignition is turned on, kinda cool.
Would Recommend
I would buy this again
4.0
a year ago
SIXPACK
Cocoa fl
Verified
Had a problem with hardware missing but wes sent a hold new replacement
Would Recommend
Would purchase again
4.0
a year ago
Joe
Thornville ohio
Verified
Easy installation
Would Recommend
Simple old school look
5.0
3 years ago
Mike
Ladner BC
Nice clean and simple appearance. Love the look. No problems to date.
Would Recommend
Perfect look
5.0
4 years ago
Rod
South San Francisco
Verified
I was looking for a generic looking 8,000 rpm tach for my 40 Ford coupe ie no moon eyes or other branding, but an attractive look. This speedway tach did the job.
The tachometer was a perfect fit for my 1967 Ford F100 dash.
5.0
4 years ago
Latry
Mechanicsville, VA
Verified
The tachometer was easy to wire and worked well.
Would Recommend
Great product i would buy it again.
5.0
4 years ago
DAVE
Massillon Ohio
Verified
looks nostalgic.in my 1933 Ford.
Would Recommend
Nice tachometer
5.0
5 years ago
bill
chicago
Verified
looks and works good
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5 Questions • 6 Answers
Will this work in a 6V positive ground vehicle?
by Matt
• a year ago
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can this tach be used with a MSD ignition system just attaching tach signal wire to it ? thanks Greg
by Greg
• 7 years ago
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Will this work with a 5.3 LS motor.... Find a swap using stock computer that will be sending tach output
by Johnathan
• 7 years ago
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Will this fit inside Part # 91065002?
by Bmon
• 10 years ago
2 answers
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Does this tachometer connect DIRECTLY to a GM style HEI distributor's TACH 1/4 inch tab on the distributor cap? Or do I need a signal "filter" or something like that?
by JimmyMac
• 10 years ago
1 answer
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