Gauge Install - A short story by Paul (with pictures)

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looks awesome paul.

I also had my stock cd player with an aftermarket head unit until a couple weeks ago. i pulled my stock cd player out and put in a textured abs plastic cover over it, the guages are yet to come, i still havnt hooked up my temp and oil pressure guages.

my seat track doesnt work eaither :dunno:


i want one of those guage bezels, it looks awesome!
 

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Cool- Definitely beats the stock gauges, which are dummy lights cleverly disguised as gauges anyway lol (water temp, oil pressure, voltmeter)

I like the custom plate, and nice workmanship- you clearly put a lot of effort and time into this!
 

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That steering wheel is nice. I might have to get me one. Of course I'd also have to get a black airbag and stuff so maybe I'll just recover my stocker?


Iunno, I think I could deal with it.
 

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Goldmember said:
Cool- Definitely beats the stock gauges, which are dummy lights cleverly disguised as gauges anyway lol (water temp, oil pressure, voltmeter)

I like the custom plate, and nice workmanship- you clearly put a lot of effort and time into this!



Ive heard that they were basically on/off switches and offer no real protection ...lol :wall:
 

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High Five to Paul!!!
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McCloud said:

Awesome! Thanks man! :thumb:

Goldmember said:
Cool- Definitely beats the stock gauges, which are dummy lights cleverly disguised as gauges anyway lol (water temp, oil pressure, voltmeter)

I like the custom plate, and nice workmanship- you clearly put a lot of effort and time into this!

For sure. Stock gauges suck and don't tell you anything.

Although I didn't put that much effort into it, I'm really happy with the result. Looks nice.

duh09 said:
That steering wheel is nice. I might have to get me one.

I highly recommend them. They're way better than stock ones. Much more smooshy.

Paul.
 
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I don't know how much interest there is, but my friend might make a few and sell them. How many of you guys would ACTUALLY buy one?
 

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bullitt pedal covers as your next mod.made a huge ass difference in my mach when i put them on!
 
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I don't really like the bullitt pedals. I'll probably just put stockers back on.
 

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Paul said:
I don't really like the bullitt pedals. I'll probably just put stockers back on.

YAY for stock pedals in a non-bullitt car. :dancing6:

My cobra has these stupid metal pedals in it and they suck ass.


Get a price on those guage plates and let us know.
 

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I noticed the bare pedal. I figured it was for sidestepping the clutch easier. :dunno: :uglystupid2:
 

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when you installed the 3/8" NPT fitting for the autometer gauge what did you do with the wire that was plugged into the original sending unit...
 
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Trickflow.GT said:
when you installed the 3/8" NPT fitting for the autometer gauge what did you do with the wire that was plugged into the original sending unit...

It's unplugged right now. When I replace my water neck and thermostat, I may re-install the OEM sending unit there and extend the wire to reach it, but since I have a "real" gauge I'm not too concerned with it.

Paul.
 

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