FS: GT gauge set, 10K tach and oil temp/press |
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FS: GT gauge set, 10K tach and oil temp/press |
Retroracer |
Oct 30 2020, 03:10 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 616 Joined: 7-July 13 From: Bend OR Member No.: 16,100 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
The pair of gauges offered here feature year-matched casings (1971), and matching freshly painted bezels, forming a solid basis for an authentic looking, period correct Porsche factory 914-6 GT dash with refreshed modern internals:
Item 1 - SOLD) The oil temp/pressure gauge shown is a silver dot unit, from 1971. The fascia has been overlaid with the correct lettering to emulate the 911.641.103.00 units fitted to racing and special build vehicles like the 914/6 GT, 911 S/T and others. Note the "oel" "druck" spelling as per originals. The scale markings on the meters are also replaced with German-sourced items that have the period correct Celsius and Bar markings. The unit can be used with the typical standard early 911 senders, without modification. The bezel rings were sanded down & refinished, the glass cleaned and the casing restored sparingly, preserving any date stamps and “test” markings where possible. Meter movements were inspected & cleaned, needles repainted and are tested and working. Note: Oil gauge is SOLD, tachs are still available Item 2) This 10K tachometer is a replica based on a “silver dot” VDO Porsche 914 donor. 1971 casing. It is modified to emulate the Porsche racing items that were fitted to racing and special build vehicles like the 914/6 GT, 911 S/T and others by the factory. While retaining the casing and some of the original components, the near-50 year old VDO mechanism is removed and replaced with a modern Bosch tachometer core, allowing steady RPM indication, operation up to 10,000 rpm, plus well controlled transient behavior of the iconic VDO silver dot indicator needle. The original 10K VDO tachs (901.741.302.06) were intentionally designed with no red line area on the fascia, presumably to allow a suitable value to be quickly marked up with tape by the mechanics before the event, based on the particular engine build and gear ratios, etc. The replica uses a German-sourced high quality fascia, with correct lettering and window cutouts for L/R indicators and high beam. The unit is designed and tested to be used with six-cylinder engines, and accepts a wide range of tach inputs (3- or 6-pin Bosch CDI, MSD, etc). The bezel rings were sanded down & refinished, the glass cleaned and the casing restored sparingly, preserving any date stamps and “test” markings where possible. Pricing (include shipping to CONUS): 10K tach - $550 Both units - $700 Or, make me an offer. - Tony |
pete000 |
Oct 30 2020, 11:28 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 1,885 Joined: 23-August 10 From: Bradenton Florida Member No.: 12,094 Region Association: South East States |
Very Nice, I had no luck getting a 10K tach built by NHS despite numerous changes by them. Not sure what was up, started out reading way to high by 2K rpm, they did a change then it would not work at all sold it to a 911 guy and he had no troubles. My car is a stock six, I think it might have MSD stuff going on in the stock distributer though, did not have time to trouble shoot, just put the stock tach back in.
Any suggestions? |
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