Autometer gauges
10-19-2006, 02:58 PM
#32
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RE: Autometer gauges
well.. just got off the phone with Autometer.. and they said that they'll fix them.. And, most likely they'll just replace them with some new ones!!!!!!!!
.. so i'm mailing them off today
.. so i'm mailing them off today
10-19-2006, 03:22 PM
#33
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RE: Autometer gauges
They seem to be pretty about about this kind of stuff....
Ok well since your questions are answered lol.... what does everyone think about the nexus gauges? Too ricey? If not, Im just going to go with ultralites. I think the Nexus's will look good though since my cars going to be all black and red. i can set it for a red background with red lettering.
Ok well since your questions are answered lol.... what does everyone think about the nexus gauges? Too ricey? If not, Im just going to go with ultralites. I think the Nexus's will look good though since my cars going to be all black and red. i can set it for a red background with red lettering.
10-19-2006, 07:50 PM
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RE: Autometer gauges
ORIGINAL: 4fit?
No, rain isn't going to mess with them. They are tighly sealed. As for people stealing them, haven't heard anything about that. Guess it's possible though. I plan on running a CGC cowl panel likes this:
ORIGINAL: warthrone
But when mounted outside don't you have problems with either people stealing em, and does rain and stuff hurt the gauges? Its seems to me it would be better to keep em inside (just make sure your lines are tight!!)
But when mounted outside don't you have problems with either people stealing em, and does rain and stuff hurt the gauges? Its seems to me it would be better to keep em inside (just make sure your lines are tight!!)
10-19-2006, 08:10 PM
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RE: Autometer gauges
i was given clear, red, and green for bulbs.
im going with green because it will match once the cluster is lit up
just got my gauges the other day now i have to wait for the damn pod because the one they got me was HUGE... wasnt even for mustangs
im going with green because it will match once the cluster is lit up
just got my gauges the other day now i have to wait for the damn pod because the one they got me was HUGE... wasnt even for mustangs
10-19-2006, 10:30 PM
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RE: Autometer gauges
ORIGINAL: OnyxCobra
is it cool to go with a mechanical boost? since there's no fluid involved...
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Go electric, no worries
Go electric, no worries
10-19-2006, 11:57 PM
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RE: Autometer gauges
hey guys, seeing as i'm sending mine back... I have never installed, much less uninstalled, these liquid filled gauges. How do you go about doing it.. The person from autometer said that the water temp gauge has some kind of gas in one of the lines so i can't just cut it.. i have to roll it up. Can someone just walk me through the removal of these two gauges(oil and water, liquid filled). I know its dumb.. but hey.. don't wanna mess the gauges up even more.. thanks
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