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Getting great performance or saving money doesn’t have to be choice. Engineered by AutoMeter in Sycamore, IL, The Auto Gage line of instruments provide the best bang for the buck performance in the industry. For a fast street car or a weekend racer, Auto Gage provides levels of accuracy and durability unheard of in the price category. With countless wins in magazine comparison tests, the best value in gauges comes from exactly the place you’d expect it to. AutoMeter.
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Feature Points
- Traditional incandescent lighting illuminates around the perimeter of the dial
- Compatible with most 4, 6, and 8 cylinder engines (2 - 4 pulse per revolution ignition signals) with points, electronic, and most 12V high-performance racing ignitions.
- 12 and 16 volt compatible, well-suited with nearly every street car or race car electrical system
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Mounting Hardware
- Bracket Included
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- Questions
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Is there a reason it would be reading 1 grand lower than my original stock tach? And isnthere anyway to adjust it?
Thank you for your question. There are a variety of things that could be influencing the signal. In order to do more in depth troubleshooting and help solve what is going on, please contact our tech team at 815.895.8141 or https://www.autometer.com/contacts and they will be happy to assist you with this.Date published: 2019-02-12Can I get this in another color I have yellow now but I want red
Thank you for your inquiry. The Auto Gage 2306 comes only as you see it. We are unable to change it's appearance.Date published: 2019-01-29Hello Im looking at using this gage on a Harley Sportster that uses a stock dual fire ignition system which fires twice per revolution. Would this work?
Thank you for reaching out to us. We would not recommend any automotive tachometer for use on a motorcycle. As long as your Harley isn't a later model with CAN-bus, it will require a 1 pulse per rev tachometer, which would be offered in our Pro-Cycle line. We also offer a few 2-5/8" tachometer options: https://www.autometer.com/gauges/pro-cycle.html#1&profile=productsDate published: 2019-01-08I have a 1969 ford fairlane with a 221 6 cil in line engine. The idea is to put it in the pedestal. Does it fit for that? Do I need any additional thing to buy from you to install it? Thanks
Hi Daniel, thank you for the question. It's important to know that the 2306 is not a vehicle specific tachometer, but should be compatible with your Ford Fairlane. No additional items should be required, with the exception of some very basic items to make your electrical connections.Date published: 2018-08-24Is this model compatable with a 2006 yamaha royal star venture 1300cc 4 cyl motorcycle? If not is there one that is?
Hi Perry, thank you for reaching out. This AutoGage tachometer is definitely not compatible with or suited for a motorcycle. We actually have a Pro-Cycle line of products for motorcycles that you can find here. Within this line there are several 2-5/8" options: https://www.autometer.com/gauges/pro-cycle.html#1&profile=productsDate published: 2018-01-25I wish to mount this tack from the bottom of the dash rather than on top. Is it possible to rotate it 180 degrees or do you make a kit to change it to a top mount?
Hi Will, thank you so much for the question. This particular AutoGage model is fixed and does not have the ability to rotate within the cup or the ability rotate the mounting base. Our AutoMeter model 2891 does have that ability. It can rotate within the mounting cup and the mounting strap around the cup can be rotated 360 degrees: https://www.autometer.com/2-5-8-tach-6-000-rpm-black.htmlDate published: 2018-01-16What is the hole opening required for the 2306 Auto Gage mini tach? I need smallest opening possible.
Thank you so much for contacting us. This particular tach isn't designed to be mounted in-dash, rather, it is pedestal mounted and typically would be installed on the steering column or on the dash top. The smallest tachs we make for in-dash mounting use a 2 1/16" hole and are definitely smaller than this unit. I'd suggest checking out this unit in our Z Series: http://www.autometer.com/2-tach-8-000-rpm-in-dash-elec-z-series.html Hope this helps!Date published: 2017-12-11HOW DO I CHANGE THE LIGHT BULB
Thank you so much for contacting us. This particular tach is somewhat unique in that it has an internal long life light bulb. In the very unlikely event that it ever burns out, it would need to come to our shop for serving. You can find our service information form here: http://www.autometer.com/media/Service_Form.pdf Hope this helps!Date published: 2017-11-28
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