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For Sale/Looking For => Parts for Sale/Wanted => Topic started by: the4ork on June 16, 2007, 12:56:39 pm
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:D
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doesnt exist! show me one and i'll pay you double what you paid :D
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doesnt exist! show me one and i'll pay you double what you paid :D
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http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3290640
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vhortex knows all! :lol: for all the talk i have never seen anyone even post a photo...
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lol double what he paid from the UK.. that'll be expensive Lanny :P
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not when it doesn't exist :o
if it did i'd pay it :lol:
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i need to get a soldering iron and start producing these....
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I have a bunch of "cores" if you need them
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Doesn't exist huh?
Wait til I get back from lunch.. I'll change your mind
:twisted:
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Nice :D
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Ok, so this is the only one I know of in existence, no part number, nothing like that, I suspect it's a prototype, 0 miles no screw marks, never installed
Feast your eyes on this mad mama jamma
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~mw105397/mk1cluster/
CAUTION PICS ARE HUGE!
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Years ago...many years ago early 90's. When I did my Callaway turbodiesel. I went to the dealer and inquired about a USA Westmoreland rabbit diesel tach. At the time vw still had a part # for it but it was over $200 just for the tach. Which I thought at the time was a little excessive..since I bought the truck for $300. I decided against ordering one.
Til this day I have never seen a rabbit turbo diesel tach in person. I'd love to have one...but you're better off using a rabbit gti gas tach and a Dakota tach converter. One it's cheaper, two if you ever go to a serp belt setup you can dial it in as the drive/pulley ratios are different over the old v-belt setups...this will allow you to dial it in to the right ratio.
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the tachs i've made were adjustable too. i'm surprised they actually made them, and that more people did't buy them.
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the tach that theres pictures of really is a strange piece, has an extra board there on top of the back of the upshift light, i wouldn't mind getting my hands on it and tearing it apart haha, but then i'd feel bad since it looks to be an og piece.
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I think the tachs were rare because they were a very expensive option. Think about, how many usa made non-gti's came with tachs. I've only seen a couple that came with the 1.7L engine and a tach. add the fact that the people buying diesels were all about saving money and it's easy to understand.
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I think the tachs were rare because they were a very expensive option. Think about, how many usa made non-gti's came with tachs. I've only seen a couple that came with the 1.7L engine and a tach. add the fact that the people buying diesels were all about saving money and it's easy to understand.
That is exactly what I was thinking. Diesels weren't purchased to race around in, but slow economical dailys
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Years ago...many years ago early 90's. When I did my Callaway turbodiesel. I went to the dealer and inquired about a USA Westmoreland rabbit diesel tach. At the time vw still had a part # for it but it was over $200 just for the tach. Which I thought at the time was a little excessive..since I bought the truck for $300. I decided against ordering one.
Til this day I have never seen a rabbit turbo diesel tach in person. I'd love to have one...but you're better off using a rabbit gti gas tach and a Dakota tach converter. One it's cheaper, two if you ever go to a serp belt setup you can dial it in as the drive/pulley ratios are different over the old v-belt setups...this will allow you to dial it in to the right ratio.
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~mw105397/mk1cluster/00087.jpg
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I have seen the pic of the tach....I do know it does exist...but as I stated prior I have yet to see one installed in a rabbit from the factory.