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#1
cluster
does anyone know if there is a way to replace my guage cluster w/o tach with a cluster that has a tach? or is it going to be too much of a hastle?
#2
RE: cluater
haha oops that a is supposed to "s"
#3
RE: cluater
What are we talkin' about here... Year, make, model, options, etc would help greatly!
#4
RE: cluater
97 chevy blazer 4dr, 4wd
#5
RE: cluster
It may be easier to get an auxilary tachometer so you don't go changing the clusters which would change the mileage on the new cluster. I think that illegal to do so. For example, you can't go from a 120k mile cluster ot a 91k mile cluster, it's not cool. Plus, I don't think you can switch a nontach cluster out with a tach cluster. For that reason, I'd say get an auxilary mounted cluster that you can put above the dash or in the a pillar in a gauge pod holder.
#6
RE: cluster
yea i kinda figured that would be what i have to do. thanks for the input!
#7
RE: cluster
ORIGINAL: hockeykid15
yea i kinda figured that would be what i have to do. thanks for the input!
yea i kinda figured that would be what i have to do. thanks for the input!
#8
RE: cluster
It can be done, but you probably don't want to spend what it will cost to get it done. I would just buy a tach to mount inside, but not one of those 8" tachs you see on the dash of every "tuner" car on the road. The only thing on those cars bigger than the tach is their mufflers!
#9
RE: cluster
If youre doing daily commuting, why do you need a tach? Mine has a tach and I like it, but my moms envoy doesn't have a tach and when Im driving her car I don't miss it...
#10
RE: cluster
i really dont need it i was just curious if it was possible to change out the cluster.
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