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1978 Honda CB750K · Tachometer & Speedometer Buying guide
The stock-style products offer one route to replacing an instrument, while custom gauges support a different layout. Check the photographed dial design, connection and mounting details; a gauge cover is a separate cosmetic purchase.
Stock-style MPH speedometerBacklit speedometer with an MPH face. The listing recommends checking the photograph because its dial design may not be an exact year match.View part
Stock-style KPH speedometerBacklit KPH alternative to the MPH instrument. Compare its face and housing details with the gauge and mounting arrangement being replaced.View part
Stock-style tachometerCable-drive stock-style tachometer. Its listing also notes that the photographed face may differ from an exact original-year design.View part
Related parts: All-black deluxe custom MPH speedometer · White-face micro mechanical tachometer · Vintage-style custom tachometer
The stock-style speedometer and tachometer listings note that Honda faces changed and their artwork may not exactly match every year. That makes the photographs part of the buying decision. For an existing original gauge needing only a fresh dial, compare the separate year-specific face plate products instead.
Mini, micro and vintage-style gauges offer different dimensions and finishes. Some speedometers have integrated indicators, and others describe backlighting without that cluster. Plan the mounting and indicator arrangement you need, then check the listed drive information for both instruments before deciding on a visually matching pair.
The listings warn that the face design may not be an exact match for every year and ask buyers to check the photograph. Compare the pictured layout with your original instruments, especially if retaining their appearance is a priority.
A plate is only the mounting piece described in the listing. Several mini and micro instruments also require a bracket separately, while vintage-style gauges call for custom mounting. Check all stated mounting parts before treating the gauge purchase as a finished assembly.
No. The lower-plate listings describe pieces fitted under or behind a gauge housing, and the decorative cover set excludes the instruments themselves. Select a complete speedometer or tachometer listing when you need an instrument rather than replacement trim.
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