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People ask me if my car is an original Mr Norm's GSS Demon. The tach is an excellent repo of the nos one. I'm a fussy guy and would have sent it back. OH BTW, it comes with NO instructions. Simple: red positive, black ground, green - side of coil. No brainer.

You can't tell the difference when mounted. Unmounted the bottom does not have any mounting lugs. You will have to be creative in that part. I drilled two holes and attached two screws with a little epoxy to the inside of the housing. Once it's dry you can mount the tach. I took a piece of card...

Thanks moparmitch!

Wow...nice find!

There is only 2 4" holes for the scoop.just like side mounted scoopsexcept in the center.

My web site is www.tommy1972demon.com you can see my restoration and complete pics there.

Hahaha!!! I have to laugh. Probably the funniest frustrating thing to take apart. I was on the phone with Dave Paddok from performance car graphics, he tried to walk me through the procedure. I tried every hole in the Damn thing. Took me two day to pop it apart. I still don't remember how to do...

There is also a GREAT book to decode BROADCAST SHEETS. Book Title: 1969-1974 Mopar Broadcast Sheet decoder manual Author; Jake Hare Publisher: PAH Publishing Price: $21.97 USA well worth the price just for the knowledge alone!

I have recently purchased a reproduction style DIXCO hood tach for my 72 Dodge Demon. After a long search for an original one on e-bay and cruising local and major swap meets since 1997, I finally gave up. I was not going to pay the ridiculous prices of a NOS one. One day I went on e-bay...