Revcounter?

**Skunk** · 9th July 2008, 22:00

Originally Posted by bungbung

Haven't I already told you where the small electronic rev counter is for sale?

Mines mounted, wait for photo..

There, 52mm gauge, backlight, highest rpm memory, sequential shift lights.
Due to the lack of bits to make a reg/rectifier to bring 20V-70VAC to 12v, I'm using a 12V 1Ah battery pack from supercheap to run this.

PM me with the details bungbung. I'll add it to my one day list.

**nudemetalz** · 9th July 2008, 22:38

Originally Posted by bungbung

Haven't I already told you where the small electronic rev counter is for sale?

Mines mounted, wait for photo..

There, 52mm gauge, backlight, highest rpm memory, sequential shift lights.
Due to the lack of bits to make a reg/rectifier to bring 20V-70VAC to 12v, I'm using a 12V 1Ah battery pack from supercheap to run this.

That's cool !!!!

I rang them and they no longer have them

They gave me a website in UK where I can good revcounters for about 2-300 euros !!!

Originally Posted by Sully60

The valves did not "tangle" as you've put it, Upon closer inspection it was actually due to fatigue as the other valves in that head started to do the same thing.

So my suggestion is once you get your revcounter rev the bike to where you think is enough and check the valves out. I know Fi5hy's one revs fairly high when he wants it to but past experience with GL engines would lead me to think this can only happen for so long.

You'll be needing some revs no too as there are a couple of FXR's in Welly now and they're being ridden fairly well and we can't have them winning here now can we?

ha ha ha, was awaiting your response !!!!

Yes the FXR's and their power do concern me so that's why I'm going to think about some more hp for the Taupo GP and hence the revcounter.

**Buddha#81:Me** · 9th July 2008, 22:39

Originally Posted by bungbung

Haven't I already told you where the small electronic rev counter is for sale?

Mines mounted, wait for photo..

There, 52mm gauge, backlight, highest rpm memory, sequential shift lights.
Due to the lack of bits to make a reg/rectifier to bring 20V-70VAC to 12v, I'm using a 12V 1Ah battery pack from supercheap to run this.

where ya get that from and how muchy?

**Skunk** · 9th July 2008, 23:00

Originally Posted by Buddha#81

where ya get that from and how muchy?

Don't worry bungbung, I found them here in NZ. $125.

**nudemetalz** · 9th July 2008, 23:06

Originally Posted by Skunk

Don't worry bungbung, I found them here in NZ. $125.

Really ?
Whereabouts, Skunk?

**Skunk** · 9th July 2008, 23:19

Have a look in here...

**bungbung** · 10th July 2008, 09:06

$65 from Motomart. It was a clearance item and there were two before I bought it....

**nudemetalz** · 10th July 2008, 10:14

When I rang them they had none, hence my problem.
The link that Skunk gave has them double that price.

**nudemetalz** · 21st July 2008, 20:39

ah hah,... !!!
Went to Motomart and bought the $65 Koso revcounter today, thanks to Bungbung.
All I have to do is learn how to read Chinese on the extensive instructions