But I did find a 2 inch dia tach at PepBoys a while back that would monitor 1 cylinder. Worked good until it died. Best tach I had was a Coupe tach mounted in the space where the cluster gage is mounted on the sedan and moved the cluster gage over to the left pocket. I made a mounting bracket/cover out of another Sedan dash and it looked almost factory. You will need the cam from the coupe, and attaching plumbing to connect the tach. But there is lots of that stuff around. For a brake down of what is needed go to the Coupe Parts manual. It should read something like this, cam, drive end, Left cam end holder, cable and tach.
Bill
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> [2cylinderhondas] Re: looking for pictures of sedan with > tach
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> "Matt Timion" wrote:
> > I'm looking for pictures
> of a n600 with a tachometer installed. I
> know i've seen it before, but I
> can't remember where I saw it. I'm
> looking for ideas on how to arrange my
> dashboard with a tach installed.
> Hello Matt - I've seen an install
> done using original Honda
> accessories. No pictures, sorry, but if you can
> find (and I'm not 100%
> certain of the set) the Nippon-Denso in-dash and
> surface mounted
> replacement speedo and tach set of gauges made for the
> N600.
> It's a very easy install as the gauges are electronic. You simply
> remove the larger speedometer and replace it with this very handsome
> pair. One extra wire for the tach and it'll look great and be very
> accurate as well. Cheers and good luck.