My try at a gauge setup...
Jan 17, 2006 | 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by kerryt1
Jared- how do you like that "scan-gauge" thing? I considered getting one of those to avoid replacing the cluster just to get a trans temp gauge, but I want a "factory" looking setup...what are your thoughts?
gauges hanging on my pillar at all!! They are up, out of the way and arent hard to read while driving. I got bored one night and hacked up some plastic and made it fit to my console.
Zip,
Its an Innovate wideband.
Jan 17, 2006 | 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Silver6.0
Im pretty impressed with it. Pretty sweet little gauge and its versatile. It will shwo your trnany temps too. It will display alot and it is very quick on scanning. Guess it depends on where you want to put the gauges. I did not want 2
gauges hanging on my pillar at all!! They are up, out of the way and arent hard to read while driving. I got bored one night and hacked up some plastic and made it fit to my console.
Zip,
Its an Innovate wideband.
gauges hanging on my pillar at all!! They are up, out of the way and arent hard to read while driving. I got bored one night and hacked up some plastic and made it fit to my console.
Zip,
Its an Innovate wideband.
very nice. two of the most important gauges to have.
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