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  1. 18th August 2019, 06:56 AM #11
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    It definitely looks a bit “cobbled together” with the mix of analogue and digital and is nowhere near as good looking as a full blown BMW digital dash.
    Personally I’ve always thought that a rev counter was one of the most important instruments in a fast road car and not something to just be added onto the side of other instruments.
    It also looks the it could seriously do with some form of a hood to shade it from bright sunlight looking at the pic in that link !!!

    Does the new engine not rev as high as the older versions ?
    I only ask due to fact that the number 8 is completely missing from the rev counter with it only having 7 as the highest number.
    This would suggest that it’ll only rev to 6,500 rpm.

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