I acquired this Tach with quite a few 914 parts a few years ago.
Can anyone help identify what it fits or works with?
There are no numbers on the housing that I could find.
I appreciate any help.
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Late 74-76 tach. Interesting that the red line mark is missing. Must be for an engine with no rev limit. 
Note the ink stamp on the back indicating 1/74 date. Will work on any year 914 but is the non silver dot type. Might be a custom face as there is no turn signal light indicator at the top.
If you look up in the inside at the 12 O'clock position it will have the part number.
Note the ink stamp on the back indicating 1/74 date. Will work on any year 914 but is the non silver dot type. Might be a custom face as there is no turn signal light indicator at the top.
If you look up in the inside at the 12 O'clock position it will have the part number.
Also an 8k rpm mark. Mine only goes to 7.
Kinda funky, not the standard face...
Kinda funky, not the standard face...
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ Feb 12 2017, 11:24 AM) 
Late 74-76 tach. Interesting that the red line mark is missing. Must be for an engine with no rev limit.
Note the ink stamp on the back indicating 1/74 date. Will work on any year 914 but is the non silver dot type. Might be a custom face as there is no turn signal light indicator at the top.
If you look up in the inside at the 12 O'clock position it will have the part number.
Dern!!!
I just saw your reply and I appreciate the help!
Thanks very much,
David
QUOTE(Chris914n6 @ Feb 13 2017, 03:23 AM)
Also an 8k rpm mark. Mine only goes to 7.
Kinda funky, not the standard face...
This came with a ton of parts that were part of a race car I bought in 13.
Thanks for the input,
David
1974-1976 tachs had single turn indicator, no arrows. Gotta be a re-faced 911 unit.
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