do they make high performance gauges that will fit my dash?
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do they make high performance gauges that will fit my dash?
its a crappy pic but oh well.......
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Sure they do...Autometer tachometers have more resolution then stock tachs, making them a HP gauge 
I stumbled across this one http://www.intellitronix.com/streetrd2.html
There's nothing cheap about them, and it's a whole panel deal.
Aside from cutting some sheet aluminum, and slapping in autometers, your limited to piller pods, or hangers.
Ron

I stumbled across this one http://www.intellitronix.com/streetrd2.html
There's nothing cheap about them, and it's a whole panel deal.
Aside from cutting some sheet aluminum, and slapping in autometers, your limited to piller pods, or hangers.
Ron
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haha. that's what i thought u meant but i wasn't sure. I'm sure somebody does, i've seen people take out the original gauges and order the same size gauges to replace them. If you want to go that route i'm sure somebody could help you.
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well i started to do that (look up ones that would fit to replace them) but then i noticed that the right two gauges are clustered....so i would have to like make my own housing that they would fit into then that would fit into the stock housing.......who knows......
i would do that led stuff if it werent so expensive!!!
lol
oh well.....
i would do that led stuff if it werent so expensive!!!
lol
oh well.....
Originally posted by ronterry
Sure they do...Autometer tachometers have more resolution then stock tachs, making them a HP gauge
I stumbled across this one http://www.intellitronix.com/streetrd2.html
There's nothing cheap about them, and it's a whole panel deal.
Aside from cutting some sheet aluminum, and slapping in autometers, your limited to piller pods, or hangers.
Ron
Sure they do...Autometer tachometers have more resolution then stock tachs, making them a HP gauge

I stumbled across this one http://www.intellitronix.com/streetrd2.html
There's nothing cheap about them, and it's a whole panel deal.
Aside from cutting some sheet aluminum, and slapping in autometers, your limited to piller pods, or hangers.
Ron
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You can do it just need to be creative. It's not a plug and play deal though. It requires a good wiring diagram and a heck of a lot of patience as they don't give you alot of wiring slack behind the dash.
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I cut a piece of aluminum and had it anodized to make my own Gauge panel. Like someone else said, its time consuming and you need a schematic but its not too difficult.
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