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Joyridin · 12-18-2022, 05:18 PM

I have the Autometer tach driver in my car. It works pretty nice. It is dead nuts on. It plugs in the harness.

I also had a cable -X set-up. It worked really well also. I tried a few GPS set-ups, but they wouldn't keep up with acceleration compared to the Cable-X unit. I would go to 100 mph and back down to 70 and the GPS hadn't hit 100 yet.

I have a Dakota Digital in my truck. It is ok. It has neat features, but I still run the column shift and seeing the gas gauge is a PITA. I am not really a fan of the digital readouts also. I would have preferred to have straight analog gauges. The colors are cool though and it does plug right into the OBD port.

12-18-2022, 05:18 PM	#3
Joyridin Registered User Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 486	Re: Speedo, and tach I have the Autometer tach driver in my car. It works pretty nice. It is dead nuts on. It plugs in the harness. I also had a cable -X set-up. It worked really well also. I tried a few GPS set-ups, but they wouldn't keep up with acceleration compared to the Cable-X unit. I would go to 100 mph and back down to 70 and the GPS hadn't hit 100 yet. I have a Dakota Digital in my truck. It is ok. It has neat features, but I still run the column shift and seeing the gas gauge is a PITA. I am not really a fan of the digital readouts also. I would have preferred to have straight analog gauges. The colors are cool though and it does plug right into the OBD port. Last edited by Joyridin; 12-19-2022 at 09:29 AM.