Ok Im a Mopar guy if you can't tell by the name I have a 79 Aspen. But working on a 68 camaro. I am putting a Tach in it but i can not find out what you guys are doing with the clear lens. there is no hole in it so you can adjust the time on the clock. so what do i need to do??:confused:

get the correct lens with the hole in it?

Where can i find it? the guy said he had all we need but you know how that goes some times. Looks like a lot more is involved than what meets the eye.

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Ok Im a Mopar guy if you can't tell by the name I have a 79 Aspen. But working on a 68 camaro. I am putting a Tach in it but i can not find out what you guys are doing with the clear lens. there is no hole in it so you can adjust the time on the clock. so what do i need to do??:confused:
Just drill a hole for the clock stem.

Its been about 8 months since I bought mine, at the time I couldn't find anybody that was making ones with predrilled holes. I just did the best job I could at lineing it up and drilled it myself.

driled it no one makes them. and have almost all the wiring done including the console gauges.

all the repro lens don"t have the hole so just like everyone else you have to drill the hole.

no hole, gotta drill it.

put the lens and the green metal part in the plastic carrier.
screw the tach into the metal base, take off the knob.
put a drop of ink from a sharpie marker on the tip of the shaft.
Lower the shaft straight down into the carrier until the tip touches the lens.
Drill out the black spot.

Good luck!

Heartbeat City was selling these on ebay at one time, $40.00 plus shipping. I also bought the standard lens and used an end mill bit to drill the correct hole. Worked out fine. Mearsure twice and drill once.