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Long awaited upgrade did not increase performance !

I finally got this beautiful tach back from North Hollywood. It looks great and works perfectly ! However no increase in top speed or acceleration were noted

And if you want a screamin deal on a really nice "stock" tach with NHS shipping box and lots of bubble wrap - it is listed in the for sale section!




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Old 12-21-2012, 03:15 PM
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Man, that wheel and dash looks sweet.

I would put a couple of Carrillo or Hazet stickers on the front fenders behind the wheel - down low Always good for a couple of tenths.
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Time to replace your "butt" dyno.

The steering wheel and tach are worth at least 20 butt hp - ;>)
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Looks great, racer look so lose the clock....that's what your cell is for.
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I have been thinking about replacing the clock - what do you suggest, big oil pressure light or flat back block off plate ?

Years ago on ebay I saw someone offering some genuine "RS" clock plate - I think they wanted $125 for them.

I just bought a claimed "genuine Porsche" clock block off plug. There are 100s of used clocks on Ebay. Maybe I'll make a stand and use it as a desk clock.
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Leave the clock...love the whole setup.

Almost 200k on that bad buy....nice

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Leave the clock. IT's cool. Love the analog old skool look. It fits. Or get it done up chronograph style....
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Mark,
Do you know what style wheel that is? I had planned on getting a Momo, but I think I like that one better.
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Get the pop in block off....not like you have to throw it away...try it both ways. Looks more purposeful without it.
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I might be wrong but that is Momo. Don't know style
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Mark,
Do you know what style wheel that is? I had planned on getting a Momo, but I think I like that one better.
I think it's the 930S wheel: Pelican Parts.com - 930S Steering Wheel
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Looks great! If you're tired of the clock, you might look at a dual CHT gauge for that location.
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I think it's the 930S wheel: Pelican Parts.com - 930S Steering Wheel
Ah, yes. I knew I saw that wheel somewhere before. Thanks for the ID and link - I'll put this on my list.
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can be replaced by original clock within minutes


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Leave the clock, balences out the dash.
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Yes, that is a 930S steering wheel.

Of course the Heuer chronograph mounted in the dash is cool - like this one from the Singer. But I think I'm going with the block off plate.



Anybody know where Singer got these done ? Like their interior parts, it is very cool. The "sport chrono" on the current 997 cars seems a little over the top by comparison.
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My clock keeps perfect time, that's what it's for. The cell phone is buried somewhere down in the door pocket - why would I want to grope for that just to learn the time?
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what, you can't look at your wrist?
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My wrist is too busy steering like mad, trying to keep the engine in the back.
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My wrist is too busy steering like mad, trying to keep the engine in the back.
Put a yellow tape strip around your wrist ( like the 12 o'clock wheel tape) then you can read the time when you cross 12 whilst you madly manipulate the tiller....perfect.
Clock, no clock.....looks great either way. I like the minimalist approach to gauges.

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