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Old 08-13-2009, 07:46 PM   #1
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Talking Monster Tach

hey guys...im installing a Autogage monster tach in my 98 z...but there no way i can find the power source of my ignition coils...so i can connect the adapter...so i need some help wit it...if any of u guys have done before, can u please tell me... i will really appreciate ur help. thanks
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Old 08-14-2009, 12:38 AM   #2
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Monster Tachs make baby Jesus cry... Don't... Do... It...


In all seriousness though, I don't have the answer to your question. So, I guess this is a bump for ya.
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Old 08-14-2009, 03:57 AM   #3
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Tap into your gauge cluster's tach signal wire and set your tach to 4-cylinders.

I'm hoping you don't do it, even though I told you how.
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Nothin wrong with a monster tach, I'm running one & love it. WAY better than that POS stocker thats never right. I used to just have a Harlan shift light in the pillar but wanted a accurate tach & a nice monster tach solves both.

I just tapped into the tach signal output wire from my PCM for my install. Works flawlessly. But like stated above, set it to 4 cylinder mode otherwise it'll read exactly half the correct RPM..
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Monster tach is ugly as hell IMO. But, your RPM wire off the PCM should be pin #10. I am going by memory though.

good luck with your install.
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ya red connector pin 10 white wire.set up as 4cly 2 pules.
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Nothin wrong with a monster tach, I'm running one & love it. WAY better than that POS stocker thats never right. I used to just have a Harlan shift light in the pillar but wanted a accurate tach & a nice monster tach solves both.

I just tapped into the tach signal output wire from my PCM for my install. Works flawlessly. But like stated above, set it to 4 cylinder mode otherwise it'll read exactly half the correct RPM..
That is understandable, I'm still not a fan of it though. I did get an idea for my 1989 Silverado though while riding in a car with a monster tach. I'm thinking about getting a single gauge pod/pillar and I'm gonna put a nice little 2 1/16" tach in it.
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