AutoMeter
AutoMeter High Quality Performance Aftermarket Instrumentation, Tachometers, Gauges, Gauge Pods and Test Equipment.
AutoMeter Products, Inc. is a high technology company based in Sycamore, IL USA, with a state-of-the-art cellular manufacturing operation, world class ISO 9000:TS 16949 Certified Quality System, an advanced engineering team, and product technology that is unmatched in the instrumentation marketplace. In addition to the more commonly known Auto Meter High Performance division focused on performance and racing automotive instrumentation and electronics, AutoMeter also includes four additional branches that cater to specialty markets:
AutoMeter Original Equipment Division that works with large clients for the creation of specialty instrumentation for production vehicles.
AutoMeter Pro-Cycle Division that designs and produces product geared specifically for the motorcycle industry.
AutoMeter Marine Division, which produces instrumentation for water-borne vehicles.
AutoMeter Test Equipment Division that produces professional grade automotive battery and electrical chargers and testers for automotive repair and vehicle fleet maintenance.
Accesspeed is proud to offer AutoMeter products to our customers. With our low price match guarantee, you will always find the best combination of price and selection at Accesspeed. Whether you need a state of the art data acquisition system, vintage mechanical gauges, an electric tachometer, or a gauge pod mounting solution, Accesspeed can dial you in with AutoMeter.
Gauges » Tachometers
Tachometers
What is tachometer used for?
A tachometer (also called tach) is a gauge instrument designed to measure revolutions per minute (RPM) of your engine. While there are many reasons to measure RPM with a tachometer, manual transmission drivers can use a tach to ensure proper shift points for maximum performance and optimal fuel efficiency.
How does tachometer work?
A tachometer works like a volt meter. The engine RPMs are converted to electric voltage on a calibrated analogue dial. Digital or electric tachometers convert the analog input into a digital format for display.