Gauge cluster question
#11
RE: Gauge cluster question
Florida50 is way too expensive... i could cnc those at work for a $150 piece of billet aluminum or less
Anyways, as stated previously the stock gauges aren't very reliable, any aftermarket gauge would be an improvement over stock, there are several mounting options as well, pillar post, center vents, pass side dash, under the drivers side dash, etc.
Good Luck
Anyways, as stated previously the stock gauges aren't very reliable, any aftermarket gauge would be an improvement over stock, there are several mounting options as well, pillar post, center vents, pass side dash, under the drivers side dash, etc.
Good Luck
#13
RE: Gauge cluster question
if you were to buy all the gauges seperate, and cnc your own cluster, you would save 75 bucks. plus they wire it for, its clean and easy to install. I thought it wass worth the extra 75 bucks
#15
RE: Gauge cluster question
thats why you buy a set of gauges that looks decent from autometer. only cost like 250-350 in a set depending on the style. mill out some mild steel or aluminum, paint it up and wiring is simple, im sure you could save 75-200 dollars easy
#17
RE: Gauge cluster question
yeah you could do that i guess if you had a cnc or something that you could fab up, i mean i coulda went and bought some 1/8" steel had it powdercoated myself and done all the wiring and probably went with and electric speedo and pickup but didnt want to spend the time doing it
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