I have a 1992 Camaro RS, with all orginal interior, including dash and all. I'm new to cars and modifying cars, hell, I'm new to owning and driving a car. But i want to put in aftermarket gauges, just something that looks neat, maybe digital.

Is this possible? If so, where would I get the gauges? Would I be able to remove the original gauges, or would I have to build over the originals?


Thanks in advance for all the help.

 

Nordskog makes a digital replacement for 3rd gen Camaros, installation requires some wire splicing and replacing some senders.

http://www.nordskogperformance.net/p...003-dp4005.htm

If you really want to spend the money, Dakota Digital will take your analog gauge cluster and refit it with digital gauges - takes about 90 days. Installation for these also requires wire splicing and replacement of senders.

http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.c...rod/prd214.htm

They turn out like this, a picture I took on the rollers of a dyno...

I have about 70K miles on that cluster

 

im sorry thats just friggn cool. too bad its roughly $500

 

That does look pretty sweet. So getting new gauges in my car is not a 'drive down to auto zone and pick a new cluster' type of thing?

 

*bump!*

 

for digital..no but if u just wanted standard aftermarket guages you could get some kind of sheet metal to make a custom gauge set but just so u know its not a plug n play mod, there will be wiring to be done. you should probably invest in a shop manual...factory one would be ideal but if that is out of your price range a haynes still helps out a little, just remember its not god it can be wrong.