is Cyberdyne out of business?
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Car: 86 iroc, 87 iroc, 89 iroc, 89 formula, 84 supra, 85 trans am
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is Cyberdyne out of business?
i cant find their website nor can i find the camaro cluster that they made. any help would be appreciated.
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anthony
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From: decatur IL
Car: 86 iroc, 87 iroc, 89 iroc, 89 formula, 84 supra, 85 trans am
Engine: t\a motor 355 lt1 intake, t56,the works, 89 roc 427 sbc tt project
Transmission: to many to list
Axle/Gears: 9bolt 4:10 in the T/A
well if they were bought out, i guess i will have to settle for the nordskog (sp) cluster.
i am installing a t56 into my 89 roc and want to upgrade to a more accurate digital cluster to avoid the expensive mechanical to electric signal generator. does anyone know if i would even have to get a calibration box for the nordskog cluster because it says that it has the calibration stuff built in?
anyway,
thanks
anthony
i am installing a t56 into my 89 roc and want to upgrade to a more accurate digital cluster to avoid the expensive mechanical to electric signal generator. does anyone know if i would even have to get a calibration box for the nordskog cluster because it says that it has the calibration stuff built in?
anyway,
thanks
anthony
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From: parishville NY upstate
Car: 86 IROC-Z
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i know i read that and i wa slike that guy watched terminater to may times lol i might ad terminater 3 is pretty good. lol
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Originally posted by @ZZKKER
well if they were bought out, i guess i will have to settle for the nordskog (sp) cluster.
i am installing a t56 into my 89 roc and want to upgrade to a more accurate digital cluster to avoid the expensive mechanical to electric signal generator. does anyone know if i would even have to get a calibration box for the nordskog cluster because it says that it has the calibration stuff built in?
anyway,
thanks
anthony
well if they were bought out, i guess i will have to settle for the nordskog (sp) cluster.
i am installing a t56 into my 89 roc and want to upgrade to a more accurate digital cluster to avoid the expensive mechanical to electric signal generator. does anyone know if i would even have to get a calibration box for the nordskog cluster because it says that it has the calibration stuff built in?
anyway,
thanks
anthony
We put an Autometer Speedo in my friends 82 with a T56 and it has the calibration built in and was easy to calibrate.
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From: Harford County, MD
Car: camaro sportcoupe
Engine: 7.0L
Transmission: G-Force GF5R
Axle/Gears: Moser 9"
cyberdyne is ther own business still and has not been bought out by anyone. i talked with them at PRI. i don't believe they have a website. cause i looked for a website for them for a long time and couldn't ever find them. they are still in business and have new products coming out in the spring....my cyberdyne speedo...
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From: Paxton, MA
Car: 1987 Camaro Z28
Engine: 335 TPI Stroker
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Axle/Gears: 10 bolt / 3.42
Originally posted by 85_ZED28
arnie blew it up
arnie blew it up
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From: decatur IL
Car: 86 iroc, 87 iroc, 89 iroc, 89 formula, 84 supra, 85 trans am
Engine: t\a motor 355 lt1 intake, t56,the works, 89 roc 427 sbc tt project
Transmission: to many to list
Axle/Gears: 9bolt 4:10 in the T/A
never thought anyone would associate this thread with the terminator.
do you know if they still make the maro digital dash. does anyone have a pick of the latest dash? i cant find one of it now. should have right click save as.
thanks
anthony
do you know if they still make the maro digital dash. does anyone have a pick of the latest dash? i cant find one of it now. should have right click save as.
thanks
anthony
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From: West Seneca, NY (just outside Buffalo)
Car: 1991 Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: auto (4L60)
I know this is from a couple months ago, but Summit is carrying the Cyberdyne stuff again. They have it listed right next to Nordskog in their new catalog.
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From: South East MI
Car: 1992 Camaro RS AKA Big Nasty
Engine: Carbed '79 350 block, 360hp/380ftlbs (flywheel)
Transmission: 6speed from an unidentified 4th gen. ask me, ill tell you.
man i would be all over one of those digital gauges from nordskog... too bad they dont have any in blue.
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From: West Seneca, NY (just outside Buffalo)
Car: 1991 Z28
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: auto (4L60)
Yeah, ya know, the funny thing is that on Summit's website, if you view one of the Nordskog gauges the description says they're available in red, amber, green and blue... but it doesn't look like they have any of the blue ones. I think I'm gonna call and ask anyway, 'cause that blue would look sweet!
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Originally posted by @ZZKKER
well if they were bought out, i guess i will have to settle for the nordskog (sp) cluster.
i am installing a t56 into my 89 roc and want to upgrade to a more accurate digital cluster to avoid the expensive mechanical to electric signal generator. does anyone know if i would even have to get a calibration box for the nordskog cluster because it says that it has the calibration stuff built in?
anyway,
thanks
anthony
well if they were bought out, i guess i will have to settle for the nordskog (sp) cluster.
i am installing a t56 into my 89 roc and want to upgrade to a more accurate digital cluster to avoid the expensive mechanical to electric signal generator. does anyone know if i would even have to get a calibration box for the nordskog cluster because it says that it has the calibration stuff built in?
anyway,
thanks
anthony
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From: South East MI
Car: 1992 Camaro RS AKA Big Nasty
Engine: Carbed '79 350 block, 360hp/380ftlbs (flywheel)
Transmission: 6speed from an unidentified 4th gen. ask me, ill tell you.
wow youve got a set? How do ya like em? Got any pics?
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https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=208870
I do like them, I have to make a plate so they don't look so ghetto fabulous. My only concern is that the tach is slow to update so with the free space I'm going to put in a 5" tach. Haven't hooked the VSS up yet so I don't know how well the speedo works yet, but I am a pretty good judge of speed.
I do like them, I have to make a plate so they don't look so ghetto fabulous. My only concern is that the tach is slow to update so with the free space I'm going to put in a 5" tach. Haven't hooked the VSS up yet so I don't know how well the speedo works yet, but I am a pretty good judge of speed.
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From: decatur IL
Car: 86 iroc, 87 iroc, 89 iroc, 89 formula, 84 supra, 85 trans am
Engine: t\a motor 355 lt1 intake, t56,the works, 89 roc 427 sbc tt project
Transmission: to many to list
Axle/Gears: 9bolt 4:10 in the T/A
Originally posted by DaGoat
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=208870
I do like them, I have to make a plate so they don't look so ghetto fabulous. My only concern is that the tach is slow to update so with the free space I'm going to put in a 5" tach.
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=208870
I do like them, I have to make a plate so they don't look so ghetto fabulous. My only concern is that the tach is slow to update so with the free space I'm going to put in a 5" tach.
i see that you dont have the camaro cluster, but a universal, but the gauges look nice. i was wanting the ones that are desighned to fit in the factory spot.
i plan on having my engine rev to at least 6500 rpm, probably more, so i cant have a laggy tach. anyone with cyberdyne or intellitronics (sp) clusters that have them let us know if they are accurate or if they are slow.
edit!!! - just realized you have a firebird, so your gauges are suppose to be that way.
thanks
anthony
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