XS650 Electronic tach

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  • landshark

    #16
    Originally posted by Roger P.
    Electric tach on my 900 Seca worked just fine. I'd take that over a cable driven one anyday.
    Was that a factory fitted one?

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    • afholderman

      #17
      Originally posted by Roger P.
      Electric tach on my 900 Seca worked just fine. I'd take that over a cable driven one anyday.
      My thinking was that an electronic driven directly off the spark would not only be more accurate but more reliable. Also the cost of a new tach cable makes the price difference moot.

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      • Roger P.

        #18
        Originally posted by landshark
        Was that a factory fitted one?
        Yes. The only thing it ever did was not respond for a few blocks when cold. A simple cleanup of the electrical plugs would probably have sorted it.

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        • Guest

          #19
          I used a set of Bandit gages on my 80 1100E , electric tach and speedo was a direct fit plus nice looking gages

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          • afholderman

            #20
            Originally posted by hjfisk
            I used a set of Bandit gages on my 80 1100E , electric tach and speedo was a direct fit plus nice looking gages
            I considered the Bandit gauges, however they are more expensive than the versions from partsnmore. On top of that I would still need a new tach cable, so overall it makes more sense to go aftermarket.

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