If i purchased a set of dash clocks off a zx10r or some thing along those lines with the full wiring, could someone make it work in a car ?? Im thinking the new r6 clocks would look lovely with the huge rev counter in the middle.

 

not a clue but i have loads of bike clox so if thay do ill use a set

 

pics or STFU

 

but your car would rev to say 6000 and the new r6 has 20k on it,

bit point less IMO


get STACK

i have stack and they are cool, but then they are standard fitment in a Lotus

 

Iwould like to aim for 9k on my engine ill be building

 

you fitting a integra engine then

or it it gonna have a power band soo high up that hill starts require launch control

 

get a set of 10k stack clocks then

or elliot do a 9k version

my old car clocks are below

 

the later i want all the power at mid to top end, on idle it will hunt like a fooker.

 

erm,,,,,,,,,, thats a great plan


you ever seen bike clocks mate, the first 7k is the same space as a cars clocks to 2k

so you aint never gonna see the rev counter


not to mention the 9krpm idea you got


just fit a busa engine to your car mate, sorted

 

i would love a set of stack clocks but cost is a tad high,

i know how bike clocks look just thought it would be a cheaper option, im only trying bro.

Anyway ive got to build my engine first, i may just end up sticking in a st170 lump, ll ready got a gear box from one.

 

the elliot one in the picture above is only about 130quid, pretty cheap for a reliable accurate rev counter

which is what you want

 

yeah someone else did mention elliot clocks to me before, cheers bro

 

You can do it with a simple small electronic reducer which reduces the pulses seen by the rev counter. For example for every 4 it see's it sends out 1 - this is then used for the trigger wire for the clocks. Obviously only works on electronic dashes which I think the one your talking of is.

You then stick a new calibrated dial face on the gague

 

cheers bro for that info