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1979 Honda CB750K · Tachometer & Speedometer Buying guide
Choose MPH or KM/H first, then compare body diameter and illumination. These custom instruments also need compatible drive connections and mounting hardware for the cockpit you are building.
Mini MPH speedometerChrome body with black face; 2.25-inch diameter and 0–160 MPH display. Back-light illumination without integrated indicators.View part
Micro KM/H speedometerChrome body with black face; 1.9-inch diameter and 0–220 KM/H display. LED illumination.View part
All-black mini tachometerAll-black 2.25-inch mechanical tachometer, 0–12,000 RPM, with LED-type illumination.View part
The mini MPH model has dial back-lighting but omits the integrated indicator lights found on deluxe versions. Account for the indicator lamps your finished instrument layout needs.
The micro KM/H description does not publish a numerical ratio. Confirm its drive requirement before ordering for a changed wheel drive or custom instrument setup; do not borrow the MPH unit’s specification.
It states 60 MPH = 2240 RPM. Confirm that against the fitted speedometer drive before choosing this custom instrument.
No. It uses mechanical drive and specifies a 4:1 ratio. Its LED lighting does not change the drive type.
No. The featured mini and micro gauges include mounting plates, but their descriptions call for separately purchased brackets. Add the bracket suited to your planned mounting location.
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