cortc

Here are my new gauges...

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cortc

A couple more...

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Bulitt

Looks gr8 how well did it fit and which gauges are the easiest to hook up the mechanical,electrical,and i think there is one other type i want to get them more 4 looks than anything would like a wideband a.r ratio and water temp thanks 4 the help

Stang Skeleton

That looks like a really clean set up. Those nexus guages coupled with the SOS pillar match best imo.

281GT

Very nice!

cortc

Later I may add the Nexus A/F and EGT gauges with the SOS dash mount POD... The Nexus gauges are all electrical and use the 6400 or 6401 central controller to plug everything into, very clean install and even easier to expand and upgrade...

chrisc

wow very nice! looks like they belong on the car

bigray327

Sorry to fire up an old thread, but there are a million of them out there and none that answer this question...

Where did you mount your 6400 control box? I'm thinking about just tie-wrapping it to something up by the driver's feet, but that's not very clean. Any thoughts on a secret hiding place that's accesssible for remote control pluggage would be appreciated.

Thanks!

rattsj

I put it in the center pilar and ran the remote behind so it would be inside the glove box. Easy access not flopping around.

Thurman

Nice and clean