Ok I know about the Tic toc tach on the 70s but could you get a non clock tack in 1970 for say a cutlass or 42 ? OPGI has a tach much cheaper than the Rallye pack tach

 

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

 

Im looking for a stock look I dont like how the tic toc clutters up the tach so was wondering if there was a not toc tach

 

I think all tachs for a Cutlass were tic-toc in 1970.

 

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/

 

No. You could get a non tach clock though.

It doesn't.

100% right.

Yup. You'll also find varying levels of satisfaction from folks that buy these too. Apparently the casing is made of plastic.....and that might tell you a bit more than I can about the rest of it. OPGI is one of the highest priced vendors for Olds after market prices out there. Shop around and decide what you really want.

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.

 

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.

 

Its too stock to stray to far . I like the red white blue Dixco tachs on ebay but just can't do it.