!970 Tach's
#2
There is this one. http://gmsports.com/content/1968-196...***-tachometer
Cheaper. $180 Shipped
OPGI with shipping, handling, etc. $222
Basically you can put in any 3 3/8 tach.
Here is a cheaper alternative
http://www.dolphingauges.com/dolphin_gauges.html
Cheaper. $180 Shipped
OPGI with shipping, handling, etc. $222
Basically you can put in any 3 3/8 tach.
Here is a cheaper alternative
http://www.dolphingauges.com/dolphin_gauges.html
#5
All tachs in '79-'72 were tick tock tachs. What OPGI & GM Sports has is an interpretation of what a stand alone tach would have been, but its not original. IMO its a pretty nice looking piece, and OPGI discounts aren't hard to come by. Confirm its in stock before you order. I had one on back order for a year before I sold my Cutlass & it never came in.
http://www.opgi.com/cutlass/1970/gau...eters/BL00570/
http://www.opgi.com/cutlass/1970/gau...eters/BL00570/
#6
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100% right.
NOTE: OPGI sells their complete rallye pac for 546.00. The exact same kit is sold by Parts Place for 429.00. It pays to shop around, and also compare locations/shipping cost. Regardless of vendor, you also need the hardware and senders to hook these units up.
#7
I agree with Alan, opgi is expensive. I usually use their site for a reference only.
Every time I get an email about "up to 20% off" I am yet to find an item that qualifies for it. It's usually 3-5% discount if that.
Every time I get an email about "up to 20% off" I am yet to find an item that qualifies for it. It's usually 3-5% discount if that.
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