RIC21T Member 22 Member For: 20y 5m 11d Posted 01/05/06 10:36 AM Posted 01/05/06 10:36 AM Hey guys I want to put the F6 tachos on my xr6t. if I buy the " Ford Racing Tacho Driver" to suit a BA XR6 Turbo. will this Converts signal from factory loom to suit the bost and oil presure tacho’s. and is it had to wire them up?Thank you
SHOCK Team Grandpa Legacy Donating Member 1,921 Member For: 20y 4m 26d Gender: Male Location: Hunter Valley Posted 01/05/06 10:43 AM Posted 01/05/06 10:43 AM shoot me down in flames if I'm wrong, but you can only buy these gauges if you have a FPV Vin no and they are a separate unit for wiring.
RIC21T Member 22 Member For: 20y 5m 11d Posted 01/05/06 10:48 AM Author Posted 01/05/06 10:48 AM I already got them from a mate that works for ford. but what about the is I get Ford Racing Tacho Driver loom from Herrod will this work?
SHOCK Team Grandpa Legacy Donating Member 1,921 Member For: 20y 4m 26d Gender: Male Location: Hunter Valley Posted 01/05/06 10:55 AM Posted 01/05/06 10:55 AM Not sure fella. I take it you mean the F6 gauges for the dash. Saw them on ebay for $425 which I thought was over the top + the actual gauges and wiring cost $$$ I'm sure someone can help you, pretty cluey lads on here....
Ralph Wiggum Moar Powar Babeh Legacy Donating Member 19,334 Member For: 21y 2d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 01/05/06 11:00 AM Posted 01/05/06 11:00 AM Hey guys I want to put the F6 tachos on my xr6t. if i buy the " Ford Racing Tacho Driver" to suit a BA XR6 Turbo. will this Converts signal from factory loom to suit the bost and oil presure tacho’s. and is it had to wire them up?Thank you ←The xr6t's and f6's use a "can bus" (whatever the hell that is) to drive the tacho and dash gauges as far a i know the oil pressure and boost guages on an F6 are a standard electrical gauge. The tacho driver WILL NOT help you at all. It's designed to take the Can Bus tacho signal from the ECM and convert it to a 5volt square wave signal that a normal aftermarket tacho (ie autometer)can read.hope this help....
Adam Here since the start... Legacy Donating Member 10,282 Member For: 23y 4m 30d Gender: Male Location: Victoria Posted 01/05/06 11:03 AM Posted 01/05/06 11:03 AM If your just trying to hook up the FPV oil and boost pressure gauges there's some posts around here that will help. Is that what your trying to do?If so I'll see if I can dig them up.
FSIX Member 566 Member For: 20y 11m Posted 01/05/06 01:05 PM Posted 01/05/06 01:05 PM The Ford racing tacho driver is for running an after market taking on a BA OR BF these 2 models don't have a tacho signal to plug in for a after market tacho. If you use this tacho driver from Ford racing you can connect any after market tacho up to your ba or bf.Part No: Ford Racing Tach driver 17361-A200Herrod Sell them for $175, or you can buy them direct form Brisbane Ford racing distributor for $122.I also have a 2 page word document on instructions if anyone is interested.
FPV329 Member 128 Member For: 21y 2m 19d Posted 01/05/06 10:27 PM Posted 01/05/06 10:27 PM There's an aussie made RPM module for our BA's available on eBay for $120.00 that has 2 pc/laptop user settable trigger points allowing a trigger for water spray or NOS and another trigger for a shift light etc.I've had one for around 6 months now and they're great, well made by a name you would all know but I probably can't say it because of sponsor rules.Just thought I'd get a plug in for the aussie unit!
Paradoxx Colossal Member Member 5,049 Member For: 22y 1m 1d Gender: Male Location: Perth, WA Posted 02/05/06 12:07 AM Posted 02/05/06 12:07 AM Dunno why you would want an after market tacho... the stock one is surely big enough
Bain Member 827 Member For: 21y 6m 28d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 02/05/06 01:11 AM Posted 02/05/06 01:11 AM Dunno why you would want an after market tacho... the stock one is surely big enough ←Fuuullly siiik people need them..Also gives you +25hp if you combine it with an aftermarket shift light.. and its orange.
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