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smithbm
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Interesting idea...
I've seen LED tachometers that are basically a row of different colored LEDs. Something like that could be neat if you're into soldering -- you could hide the LEDs in some creative way so you just get different color glows depending on RPM.
I don't know of any plug-in type system, though. I bet some chopper maker somewhere is working on it, but it'll probably redline at 4,500 RPM.1983 GS850G, Cosmos Blue.
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scotty
Usually shift lights have instructions for 4, 6. and 8 cylinder engines. your bike is a 12 volt system and so are most cars. My guess is that it should work. I have had 2 bikes with shift lights and the spot that takes the tach reading is the important connection.
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rosco15
I have one of these on my busa. Not sure how it would work on your application.
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RifRafRacing
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I use an Auotometer on my 81 that takes the rpm pills,It is made for a motorcycle.It has a switch for single(twin) or double(4 cylinder) pulse.I think the automobile ones can be setup to work on a bike. Steve
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scotty
Originally posted by RifRafRacingI use an Auotometer on my 81 that takes the rpm pills,It is made for a motorcycle.It has a switch for single(twin) or double(4 cylinder) pulse.I think the automobile ones can be setup to work on a bike. Steve
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