Reply to "Mangusta tach ?"

leeaMember

Steve Wilkinson helped me understand;
- Mangusta and early (mid '72) Pantera used 1200 revolutions per mile Speedos, then transitioned to 1600 rpm.
Mangusta maintenance often replaced with the 1610 rpm gauge and changed the ZF drive.
- The ZF drive is identified "1..1" (2 ones) for 1610 RPM, "1.1..1" (3 ones) for 1200 rpm.

(I'm an ocean apart from my car, so please correct me on the markings
--Lee

9/27/176:20 PM

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