Thanks, there's a guy in VA at autoinstruments.com that says he's done Roadster
tachs before, so I might try him.
I have to go to Glenn's on Sunday, we left his Roadster in a state of disrepair
last weekend. He is redoing his dash and stuff for the trip, hence the tach
question. My wife would beat me if I spent two days away for roadster repair.
I take it you got your head (cylinder) back? As soon as we get back from RA,
I'm taking the engine out to get ready for Turkey Rod Run!
> The tachs are notoriously inaccurate so you might want to consider swapping
> the guts from an electronic tach into the Datsun gauge. I've sent a Speedo
> out to North Hollywood Speedometer for repair but I've never taken one apart
> myself.
> Are you coming over this weekend? The engine goes back together and in for
> a start up on Labor day.
>
> Brian '69 2000
> Tampa, FL
> http://web.tampabay.rr.com/oilleak/
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Does anyone know of a non-destructive way to take apart a tach on a '66
> 1600.
> I want to take the nice looking guts out of one and put the nice
> glass/chrome
> from another on it. Thanks.
>
> Woody
> SEROC Clearwater, FL
> '69 2000 living vicariously through Glenn's '66
> 1600
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