Erm, your indication isn't clear above. Does it have two +ve terminals or what? If it has -6v marked and +12v then the 6v is for 6v +ve earth cars, while the +12v is for -ve earth 12v cars.
I can't comment specifically on the above model, but usually a revcounter (not a tacho, this records speed over distance, and I can't see why you'd fit one) has four connections. +ve supply (be it 12v or
6v), earth (sometimes the case is earth, there is no separate earth) a bulb connector (often a red wire) and another wire, which can have various markings, or colours. It is often marked "coil" or C. This "extra" wire is to be connected to the points/breaker side of the coil, ie on the same connector as the lead from the coil to the dizzy.
Some of them have a plastic 'loop receiver' sticking out that you wind a loop of wire through that is in series with the points and coil. This inductively couples the primary loop of the ignition coil circuit into the rev counter. The 'loop receiver' is a square plastic lump that is retained by a small knurled nut and pillar and also holds a metal hoop - this hoop is vital as it forms part of the magnetic circuit.
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