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since I know some or a lot of parts are interchangeable on sportys. would a gauge cluster as in the tach and speedo combo from a 1995 sportster fit a newer sportster as in a 2004. thanks for ne help that you can give I'm kinda lost and am lookn for a speedo tack combo for my 04 sportster...
If you're just talking about the mounting brackets etc. They might fit, but I doubt it. If you're talkin about the actual gauges, no. The 1995 Sporty had mechanical speedo, the 2004 has all electronic guages.
They make a tachometer kit for particular year rangeSportsters.You alsenneed to order the appropriate bracket for mounting both the original equip speedometer and the Harley Davidson tachometer (which is electronic). I put one on my 2005, but it took almost 2.5 weeks for it to come from the factory. About 1.5 hour installation. It was the first mod I did.
is this the only place or way that i could buy one would be from the factory ???? no one makes a after market one ????? I have seen some of the mini and micro tach things but they look stupid imo.. I want the two big ones just dont see paying as much as they want
I also wanted a tach, at first. I searched and searched, but never found a better, or less expensive, alternative to the HD tach. Then when I learned the bikes have a rev limiter, I wasn't as interested in the tach. It would be handy 411, but I no longer worry about doing damage to the engine.
yea I found out about the rev limiter....I just would like to know how much further I can go with the bike. I am a dragon junkie so I ride mine hard as hell while im there but on the way up and what not I take it easy. So I do not see just in spending the ridculous amount of money on one for while I am up there....
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