Tach location on 66?

[JBinAlabama]

Is this correct?

[JBinAlabama]

I just received this to replace it

[Rocket]

That looks like where the one on 6S550 is mounted. Ron

[J_Speegle]

The location looks like the area. Will have three holes and two support tubes inside of the two outer holes as discussed in other threads. The right tach (location of the emblem) would depend on what car and when it was built if you care about those details

[gt350hr]

   That is correct for '66 chassis ( post carryover) . Carryovers ( '65 chassis) did not use the spacer/ stabilizer pieces. "Top logo" tachs were used until somewhere in the 900 range IIRC , then switched to "bottom logo" versions like the OP has.

[JBinAlabama]

Perfect, I'm S1300
Thank you

[SFcarbuff]

Hi,  Don't know if you installed your tach yet but, here is the location of the holes on my car. 

[JBinAlabama]

Thanks for the detail pic! What number is your car?

[SFcarbuff]

The picture is from 1714.

[martyjac]

You will need a mounting bracket with a flat bottom. The one you have is for mounting on a steering column.

[gt350hr]

   Viginia Classic Mustang is a great source for a correct repop bracket. It "might" even fool Bob G.

[Bob Gaines]

   Viginia Classic Mustang is a great source for a correct repop bracket. It "might" even fool Bob G.

The more items that are that good the better for all of us and the Shelby Marque .

[rraceme]

As I was comparing previously posted pictures of the tach mounting holes. Amazing how all holes are located in identical locations.  You would think (unless SA technician using a template) might put some in a slightly different location. Here is mine too, It was nice seeing the original color when i removed the old original dash pad. Question. The screws used to hold down tach mount look the same as used to mount the dash instrument cluster in dash.  If this correct? Thanks Fred

[J_Speegle]

Question. The screws used to hold down tach mount look the same as used to mount the dash instrument cluster in dash.  If this correct? Thanks Fred

Different screws though style of head are the same - pan head