Lack of Analog
#46
Like others have suggested, I'm bet the data being fed to the analog tach is the same source as the new digital dash. I'm a fan of the analog tach for it's physical/mechanical nature, even 'if' it's less accurate.
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M3Inline6 (07-15-2024)
#47
Generally prefer analog but digital can be good if done right. I think the 997 gauges look great with just enough digital info to be useful. The high contrast numbers and orange needles relay information even in peripheral vision. This is also why the very early digital gauges in S2000 work - you get information from the movement of the gauge beyond the numerical info itself. I don't like digital gauges that require heavy interpretation of some visual indicator to process the information.
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#48
Drifting
the focus on this digital tach is so incredibly stupid. The entire car is digital. 80% of the gauges in the 992.1 were digital. You aren't coming out of a 993 into this.
Its just like the dopes that call 991s RAW, where as 992s are just too cushy.
You're all gonna go buy the car eventually so quit the kvetching.
Its just like the dopes that call 991s RAW, where as 992s are just too cushy.
You're all gonna go buy the car eventually so quit the kvetching.
Last edited by M3Inline6; 07-15-2024 at 04:05 PM.
#49
#50
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#51
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