Custom Gauges

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Postby 76Nomad » Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:46 pm

Those are some great looking gauge setups. I really like the carbon fiber. I plan on doing a similar gauge cluster for our car.
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Postby cmdstek1 » Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:44 pm

I realy like those gauges in the 75 monza. Pretty cool stuff. Where did you get them and hw much modification did you have to do to the panel itself. I would like to do somwthing like that with my 1980 monza. what size are the gauges and all that stuff?
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Re: Custom Gauges

Postby Bowtie_Stoffe » Wed Aug 13, 2008 4:46 am

Since all of my gauges were broken, I started to replace them all. Unfortunately I have not yet recieved the speedo, but as soon as it arrives it goes straight in.

The autometer gauges fit the stock holes after a little bit of sanding... No big deal at all.

The biggest problem (for me) was the space behind the gauges, it´s very tight to squeeze the panel back... But after some minor modifications it worked fine.

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