Monster Tacs
#4
call upr, they have a bracket that mounts next to the ac controls that will hold the tach right out where you need it. leaves no holes and is easy to install. but dont put a monster tach in, you really dont need a tach but if you really want to have one get a 4". i have one mounted on the upr bracket and it looks nice. i think i got it at jegs for $40 and the bracket is around $30.
#5
Originally Posted by SpringsStang
what are the advantages have having a new tac, whats wrong with the stock one?
#6
Originally Posted by floppy
i put mine in because i drive with my left hand on top of the wheel and it blocks my view of the tach. that's just how i've always driven.
#7
The reason I want one is for track purposes only.. I just want that nice shift light. Reason being that way my shifts can be more consistant and I don't even have to look at the RPMs, I can focus on hitting my shifts (have been having problems there).
#8
Originally Posted by csledd
The reason I want one is for track purposes only.. I just want that nice shift light. Reason being that way my shifts can be more consistant and I don't even have to look at the RPMs, I can focus on hitting my shifts (have been having problems there).
#9
Originally Posted by SpringsStang
is that the only reason?? cu si see alot of people with tacs...and i dont understand why? does it really make that much of a difference...and doe syours have a shift light on it?
#10
Originally Posted by floppy
but the tach is only for everyday driving like if i have the music up loud and cant really hear the exhaust
#12
Originally Posted by csledd
How does that mount onto the car? I was looking into those before but never that seriously.
#15
Originally Posted by csledd
wiring isn't the problem, I just don't wait it to have to have holes drilled in my dash. I've seen those in A/C vents before, I might think about doing that
#17
Originally Posted by SpringsStang
thats funny, thanks not a problem for me, even with teh volume all the way up :downtown:
#19
Originally Posted by floppy
trust me, my car is loud. but my buddy has a 97 ls1 ss camaro with side exhaust (lt headers with open pipes straight to the sides of the car no restrictions at all). and when i raced him i used to hit my rev limiter all the time because i couldnt hear my car over his. so i got the tach and the shift light. i thought i'd use the tach more than the light but i really dont even need the tach anymore. the shift light is all i need because i dont have to take my eyes off the road.
that's exactly why I wanted it.. I just need the light.
I don't want to have to take my eyes off the road..
also i've been having the problem hitting the rev limitor
and you lose seconds on that.. anywho does anyone
have any installed pictures?
#20
#24
Originally Posted by floppy
yeah, you get a pill kit. it sets what rpm it turns on at.
No adaptors, activation modules,"pills", etc. are needed !
For all # cylinder configurations
Simply turn the two rotary RPM switches for the desired setting, select the cylinder setting to match your vehicle and cycle the power. The new settings are then stored in memory
Here's some good write-ups on 'em...
Mustang How-to Raptor
Ford Muscle How-to Raptor
I plan on getting one sometime this month...tired of bouncing off the rev limiter.
#26
Originally Posted by new2gt
That's a badass shift light...may have to pick one up. Is there anyway MT will be picking these up?
http://www.mustangtuningforums.com/s...ead.php?t=3517
cmon Mt selling opportunities :icon_sant
#28
Originally Posted by MattJ
Id deffinetly rather have a shift light over a monster tach. Those are tachy! haha, i made a funny! :laughing1
Those raptor lights come in a huge array of color/led-color combinations.
Those raptor lights come in a huge array of color/led-color combinations.
and they only come in four, yellow(my fav) red, green, and for an additional cost, blue