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Old 02-19-2008, 10:40 AM   #1
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covans classic gauge panel

just wondering if anyone here has used one of these and if any one had pictures, and how well it fit?
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Re: covans classic gauge panel

they fit perfectly however, its cheaper to go to jimmy jams buy the plate and put your own gauges in. do a search for pix
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Re: covans classic gauge panel

They fit very well and I love mine, but I think if I had to do it again I would just use the original gauge plate and put gauges into it and used an A-pillar gauge pod for the guages that would be missing. I got the black plastic face and was expecting it to be a little more durable, but it seems very flimsy for $115 just my 2 cents. But it does look very good installed.

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wow thats pretty sharp, how do those SC2's look at night?
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Re: covans classic gauge panel

They look good, I just used the white bulb but the come with red and green covers for a more custom look. Except the spedo and tach you have to tell autometer what color you want when you order them.
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Re: covans classic gauge panel

I always wondered, do those gauge panels have provisions for all of the lights? Check engine, brake, turn signal, brights, etc. etc.
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Re: covans classic gauge panel

No they don't they only have the mounting holes. Everything else you have to make yourself. Whenever I have the time, (and my car) I'll drill out holes for the turn signals and 2 additional holes for high beams and check engine and use LED's.
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