What cluster to get?

[hawkeyez71]

Im heading to a pull-a-part this week with a buddy, im thinking about getting a second cluster to put LEDs in. My truck didn't come with a tach from the factory. Its an auto so I don't need one but if I get a new one I would like it to have a tach though. So my questions are what cluster would be the easiest to put in and how hard is it wire a tach up? I did a search and didnt come up with a clear answer.

 

[95Escahoe]

What year is the truck?

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[hawkeyez71]

1993 chevrolet

 

[eric.s.t]

you would need a 93-94 cluster wit ha tach. Then you have to run a wire to your distributor. Your year isnt that bad, they werent uncommen. Its the older trucks that are harder like mine. '90 with tach's are hard to find . But if you stick with a 93-94 should be easy for you. Otherwise, i wont clip in

 

[95chev]

That blue 94 had a good cluster with a tach

 

[hawkeyez71]

Alright cool thanks well have to see what I find

 

[Txwildman]

I did the swap I went from 1990 Moonies without a Tach to a 1991 needle gauge w/tach here's the link that I used to do mine. It's real simple as to moving just 3 wires and adding a tach wire from your coil. And my old moonie gauge has LED's in it I have it for sale in the classified section all you have to do is plug and play!!!

http://www.gmt400.com/forum/showthread.php?13714-89-to-94-guage-swap

http://www.gmt400.com/forum/showthread.php?17375-OBS-Truck-parts

 

[hawkeyez71]

Ok thanks! I will have to check it out.

 

[outalne94z71]

a 91 cluster will not work in a 93-94, the plug is totally different and does not use a drac for the speedo, he needs a 93/94 cluster, which i think would even be plug and play

 

[hawkeyez71]

I found one out of a 94 that I will more then likely go and get in a week or so