tach...how to make it work

After working on getting the tach to work properly for 3 hours and talking with Tincup, and a phone call to dakota digital, it finally works. Here's the parts that you will need, assuming that you are using a wiring harness from hotwire, bouchillon, or s&p.

MSD GMR Pickup (part# 8918)
and Dakota Digital SGI-8 Tach Signal Interface

Set your tach to 4 cyl

set the dakota digital to 2cyl and the dip switches as follows, 1 and 2 on, 3 and 4 off, the green light will flash 2 times to indicate it's set at 2 cyl. Hope this will help and dont forget to wire it first,lol!


I know this is an old post and excuse me for digging it up from the dead. But I'm in the process of doing this now and can't find any information as to which coil I hook to? Does it mater or can I hook up to any one of them?
Thanks