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Old 07-23-2007, 02:11 PM   #10
gringoloco
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Re: Gringoloco's Camaro tach install

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Originally Posted by c10crazy View Post
How in the world did you ever get that sunpro gauge to come apart?
The pressed-on chrome trim ring comes off easily with a small screwdriver. Just pry around the edge a little at a time until it 'pops' off.
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That looks real nice Gringo....what year is the Camaro you got the tach from? That way I 'll know what to look for when I start hitting the junkyards....
The eBay ad said '72-'78. I have heard anywhere from '70 to '81 will work. See pic below- I think I paid $30 for the whole cluster.

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Looks great! I thought you had a 3 hole bezel w/ the quad 5" Autometers? Really nice job, though. I think this should be added to the FAQ.
The Autometers are slated for my 2wd Blazer. These went in the truck as a quick solution to that UGLY cluster that was in there.

That's kinda the reason I did this. I thought the FAQ was lacking a little in the details of how to mount the tach- this could maybe be added to it?

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That does look great. How does the back lighting work out at night?
Backlighting is perfect. The tach sits about 1/4" from the inner tin letting light in all the way around. I'll try to get a pic this eve.



Thanks guys for all the compliments. This really is very easy to do with a little time and a dremel.

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