Thinking of swapping my clock for an in dash tach, but not sure if my MSD RTR Distributor will work with the tach. https://www.thepartsplaceinc.com/pr...egal-gn-new-in-dash-tach-with-flat-lens/19057 The tach manufacturer states some aftermarket HEI models may generate a higher output voltage to the tach lead than what a factory GM tach can handle. It states factory GM tachs can operate on voltage ranging from 11.2v to 14.7v, but most aftermarket ignition systems generate over 18v. Any insight would be appreciated, thank you...
The new aftermarket tachs feature modern circuitry with new components. They will be able to withstand higher voltages
The tach above stated it doesn't work above factory B+ (11.2v - 14.7v) and recommended a ballast to bleed off the excess voltage. I also found from MSD that they send a well regulated 12v signal back to the tach...
I repair tachs for board members, been doing it for awhile. I've been inside the aftermarket tachs over the years, seen them evolve, and have even reverse engineered some. They are much more immune to higher input voltages, almost as much as my own custom designed replacement board
Sounds great, thank you for the insight... So if my in dash tach should suddenly die, I can send it to you? What does that run?