Reply to "Tach Wiring"

bosswrenchMember

Both those responders know far more about Pantera wiring than I do. But IMHO, the Pantera/Mangusta tach is a very simple device- so simple that it often can't respond to the signals from modern ignitions. If you pull a Pantera tach apart, you find a matchbook-sized circuit board with a dozen or so components on it- that's all thats in there! So if you wire it as suggested and it doesn't work, or doesn't work anywhere-near correct or consistent, MSD does make a couple of tach-adapters to allow this type of tach to work with it's ignitions. Some have used the adapters on other brands of ignition successfully. You likely will NOT be able to wreck your tach by mis-wiring from the distributor.

7/19/131:32 PM

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