VicsGT

I just got two gauges (Water Temp, and Air Fuel) put in along with a pod, and a Fuel reg. I was wondering how many hours labor you would guess to do this becuase it came out to like 300 bucks </P>


Also the water temp reads around 50 degrees F all the time and they belive it is the sending unit which is new from summit. They checked the actual temp and it reads right around 190 (normal). It is a new thermo so it has to be the sender right? </P>

TheGmKiller331

To do all the gauges and do a good job and make it look professional i'd say 2-3 hours.I suggest you go with a mechanical gauge.The electric gauges are crappy for this reason.My electric gauge would read at the very bottom and when i went to a mechanical gauge i never had another problem.Also a mechanical gauge is much more accurate and dependable.

BLKSTANG9879

Do them yourself. They're not that hard. Plus it kinda fun.<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">

mkspeed26

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any time your working on a stang its fun!!! if you arent haven fun then why the f*ck are u in this hobby!!! </P>


go with the mechanical gauges. for me it is always the electrical sh*t that fails. i dont like electronics. </P>

TheGmKiller331

lol i agree with "MKSPEED26".Yeah definately dont pay some *** to put in gauges.If you have changes oil you can do a set of gauges.

BLKSTANG9879

Even if you don't know how to do it. Do it. You'll learn. We will all help you if you got any questions.

VicsGT

I change my own oil, and I know my way around a car, but these guys were painting and installing my stalker front end so when I dropped it off for the weekend I said go ahead and throw in the guages, because I thought they were gonna hook me up. I wont let them do that again.

vfast

**** for 300 I'd drive to your house and put them in<img border="0" src=smileys/smiley16.gif border="0">

Pitviper100

lol