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**crossy** · 11-20-2001, 06:49 PM

the 1974 had an AMP gauge instead of the common VOLT gauge. the pickups/blazers only used that from 73-75 which really limits buyers. 95% of the ones i sell need volt gauges. the big trucks have an air gauge where the fuel gauge goes in a normal Tach dash set up also. People dont seem to care for that. I commonly see these units cheap at the swap meets. They are not that rare in the big trucks. There were 4,000 and 5,000 RPM tachs in them and plenty of 6 cyl and diesel ones . the 6 cyl ones[those monster V-6's they used] are not calibrated correctly for the typical V-8 truck buyer. DAVE

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11-20-2001, 06:49 PM	#3
crossy Oh,you can't buy that new Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Pennsville,N.J. 08070, USA Posts: 2,039	the 1974 had an AMP gauge instead of the common VOLT gauge. the pickups/blazers only used that from 73-75 which really limits buyers. 95% of the ones i sell need volt gauges. the big trucks have an air gauge where the fuel gauge goes in a normal Tach dash set up also. People dont seem to care for that. I commonly see these units cheap at the swap meets. They are not that rare in the big trucks. There were 4,000 and 5,000 RPM tachs in them and plenty of 6 cyl and diesel ones . the 6 cyl ones[those monster V-6's they used] are not calibrated correctly for the typical V-8 truck buyer. DAVE [This message has been edited by crossy (edited 11-20-2001).] __________________ "been there, done that, ruined the T-shirt". 2007 LBZ GMC Sierra, ECSB 2006 LM7 RCSB Silverado 98 Vortec project. 94,3500,6.5L 4L80 81 SWB GMC POS finally gone 73 Pinto, stock, w/CragarSS's-eww LOTS of Cummins trucks.