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I put a one on my 86 Regal but it is an aftermarket Buick 2nd design hood tach that is designed to work with HEI.

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I think it would look pretty cool. I have thought about doing the same thing to my GP in the past and probably would have done it if I didn't already have a factory in dash tach.
 
Go for it!!!

I bought one for my Malibu but havent gotten to it yet!!!
 
Same thing the wife thinks, but the plastic dash would reeeeally bother me more if I cracked it. The big clock is so nice to look at😳. Metal is easier to fix, and it will improve resale.
 
I was going to do it on my wagon, but it just seemed redundant with the in-dash tach. I also tried to buy just the housing to stuff a boost gauge in it (future plans).
 
I like them. Buicks don't have a great option for a factory tach, the only ones that Regals got were the digital ones that came in turbo Regals. I thought about doing a hood tach but I didn't like the way it looked with my turbo hood. I ended up putting an Autometer tach on the dash and attached it to the side of the gauge surround so if I ever want to remove it I just have to replace the surround. I went with a short sweep tach so it would kinda match the speedometer.
 
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I think it would look good. I don't like the idea of cutting the original hood but if you plan to keep the car for a long time and it pleases you, then you should do what pleases you.
 
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