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Anyone install a tach on drag bars? I have an 07 Fatboy and installed street slammer bars. I would like a tach, but I am unsure how it would look ontop of the bars?
If anyone has any pictures of this or suggestions. I would appreciate it.
Thanks for the reply.
Heres another question. Is it possible to turn the internal dial on any model of tachs? say if I wanted to mount iot on the underside of the bars, so it would be upside down?
I can't say for sure on "any" tach, but it seems that the tachs are sold separately from the mounts so I would guess you can mount the tach in any orientation that works for you. But that's only a guess. Check with the mfr of the tach/mount you're looking at...
Putting the case upside down and putting the tach in right side up might not be a problem. But I wonder if that might put the hole in the case for the wires on top where water could get in easier. And is there enough room (height & width) between the risers for the tach case, and if it can will ithit the tank or speedo housing at full lock?
Good points. Thanks.
I'm looking at the mini tach. I thought maybe someone might have done this already. I'll have to call the Mfg. and ask the question.
Thank you.
Putting the case upside down and putting the tach in right side up might not be a problem. But I wonder if that might put the hole in the case for the wires on top where water could get in easier. And is there enough room (height & width) between the risers for the tach case, and if it can will ithit the tank or speedo housing at full lock?
From what I've seen, I thought the tach housing was part of the tach with the wires feeding through the back of the housing. I am under the impression that the mounts are simply fittings with a hole the size of the tach body to fit through so the wiring / orientation shouldn't be a problem other than the potential clearance issues you bring up. Again, I don't have a tach so I can't say for sure. I'm just going by memory and I could be wrong...
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