Can you put asn ra40 tcho in a ke20 like you can a ke30-55?

Why would you bother doing that when you can just get a TE27 dash cluster from J-land?

 

Might cost an arm, a leg, or a kidney, but at least it'll look like its meant to be there :)

The other advantage of this style of tacho is a reduction in coil load. As the needle sweeps across the tacho rather than upwards as on the traditional style, the inductive stress on the coil is reduced with a resultant increase in coil output.

 

As a consequence, engine pickup is improved and top speed increases of 5kph can result.

Derp.

 

By the way, that tacho is cool as.

Bit disappointed I didn't get even one bite

you've been around too long and every one trusts you. just in case it wasn't clear. these are from the ke2X series. i got that info from the man Peter Robinson himself.

Too technical Parrot, need to keep it simple. :wink:

 

It is kinda cool, my guess is a lot of people would see it from outside the vehicle & think 'compass'. :D

you've been around too long and every one trusts you. just in case it wasn't clear. these are from the ke2X series. i got that info from the man Peter Robinson himself.

 

what ever happend to that bloke, is he still around?

Derp.

 

Bit disappointed I didn't get even one bite

 

Mate I saw it.

Yeah, but you were never going to fall for it

 

peter Robinson was at the Dandenong All japan Day.

 

 

Edit: Mind you I did have to Google "Derp"

Edited March 27, 201214 yr by parrot

Tom just wants to be one of the cool kids and fit in the with the 17-25 year old age group, hence even I had to google what the hell the term meant....good one dude!

Haha I picked up from my little brother.

 

Pete still working or has he retired yet?

that is a pretty nifty looking tacho,

 

i reckon if you put that tacho on top of your dash, and a cop pulled you over and said "WTF is that, its blocking your view, would you like a defect"

 

you could say, no sir, that is a compass, and it needs to up high so i don't get interference from the steel body.

 

A compass was standard issue back in 1960, as well as a sextant, but i lost the sextant. GPS's werent invented back then.

Here you go. $20 was a lot of money in 1970.

 

 

 

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