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there's some a-pillers and I think they will fit our cars aswell, and look like complete replacments to
there's some a-pillers and I think they will fit our cars aswell, and look like complete replacments to
you can always get the Craig Hardy 52mm Gauge Panel. that the one i got. look on my pro street page to see a pic of it. If i was you i would get electrical gauges. mechanial gauges are a pain and if you every have problems you are screwed. you will have oil all over. i also have the greddy oil block adapter where i put my gauges sensors in.
thoses glow shift gauges are not that bad. my friend has them and they look pretty nice. the glow shift are a little bit darker than defi gauges which make it hard to see in the morning. i was going to get the glow shift gauges but i wanted some thing matching me stock gauge.
run a search on gauges and you will find some more info for gauges.
thoses glow shift gauges are not that bad. my friend has them and they look pretty nice. the glow shift are a little bit darker than defi gauges which make it hard to see in the morning. i was going to get the glow shift gauges but i wanted some thing matching me stock gauge.
run a search on gauges and you will find some more info for gauges.
Last edited by Red Dragon; Jul 15, 2005 at 11:43 AM.
Originally Posted by Red Dragon
you can always get the Craig Hardy 52mm Gauge Panel. that the one i got. look on my pro street page to see a pic of it. If i was you i would get electrical gauges. mechanial gauges are a pain and if you every have problems you are screwed. you will have oil all over. i also have the greddy oil block adapter where i put my gauges sensors in.
thoses glow shift gauges are not that bad. my friend has them and they look pretty nice. the glow shift are a little bit darker than defi gauges which make it hard to see in the morning. i was going to get the glow shift gauges but i wanted some thing matching me stock gauge.
run a search on gauges and you will find some more info for gauges.
thoses glow shift gauges are not that bad. my friend has them and they look pretty nice. the glow shift are a little bit darker than defi gauges which make it hard to see in the morning. i was going to get the glow shift gauges but i wanted some thing matching me stock gauge.
run a search on gauges and you will find some more info for gauges.
Originally Posted by sillypuddy
unless you plan to run an oil line directly to your gauges (mechanical) you will want to stick with electrical gauges that use senders to convert to an electrical signal in the engine bay
it's a pain in the butt to find a spot to mount your senders.
i did it myself over the course of a few weeks and it wasn't easy getting all the wires run through the engine firewall
-joe
it's a pain in the butt to find a spot to mount your senders.
i did it myself over the course of a few weeks and it wasn't easy getting all the wires run through the engine firewall
-joe
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