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Old 10-10-2009, 03:05 AM   #1
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110mph Gage Cluster To 145mph. Help, Confused ! ! !
Hello there everyone, first of all thanks for looking in on my post.

Today I bought a 145mph gage cluster of a 92 Z28for $60.00 in the best condition possible.

My question to you guys is, do I need to do any special modifiacations to the gage cluster so it will read properly? Cause im confused on the part that if I put in the 145mph cluster would it be accurate to the 110mph cluster? Or do I need to change any sensors or cable's? Cause I dont want to be doing like 30 in the 145mph cluster and in the 110mph cluster it would read like 50 or so?

Any suggestion would be appeciated.

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