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Old 04-28-2008, 09:04 PM
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Talking gauge install pics

finally got around to snapping a few pictures of them.

left to right, water temp, oil temp, oil pressure. And boost on the a-pillar. They are white in the day and amber/red at night.


still waiting on the replacement OP sender unit from prosport, since the first one was defective, so gauge is not getting a signal.



and finally, as promised, the train-wreck shot. I hope to hell that i NEVER EVER EVER have to remove the dash again....Ever...lol. Way too much of a pain in the ass for a weekend job IMO.


and, as a bonus, a pic of the acrylic FIPK cover thingy jason's fiance made me
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Old 04-28-2008, 10:57 PM
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Whoa, very very nice Blink!!! I take it you got all the "issues" that you had in the other thread resolved!?!

Damn, pulling out that dash looks like a pain in the @$$ though!!!
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Re: gauge install pics

Hey man then gauges look sick! do they make them in blue? i was looking at defi but some ppl dont like them as much? How long did the dash take to pull.

Awesome look though
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Re: gauge install pics

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Hey man then gauges look sick! do they make them in blue? i was looking at defi but some ppl dont like them as much? How long did the dash take to pull.

Awesome look though

Those are the prosports I was talking to you about (I sold Blink those). And Yes the come in a blue but not in a 60MM like those Gauges.. only the normal 52MM

and Blink That looks SWEET!! Let me know if Prosport gives you any problems I will take car of it for you!

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Old 04-28-2008, 11:26 PM
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Re: gauge install pics

thanks for the compliments guys.

pulling the dash did suck, but i just followed the write-up on stealth316 and there were almost no issues. there were a couple on wire harnesses and bolts the write-up left out, but they were obvious enough. Also, the write-up said to lay the steering colomn on the floor, but that would have damaged the wires going to the wiper control stalk, hence the cabinet door the steering wheel is propped up on lol. I would allow yourself more than just a weekend. There's nothing overly complicated about the job, just go slow, label shit, and dont lose or break anything lol. Mounting the gauges took a little brainstorming, but now that i've done it it's actually really easy. I took pics along the way so i may do a little write-up if i get motivated. dont know about 52mm gauges though...have to figure those out for yourself lol.

And thanks again for the GREAT DEAL jason! you freakin rock! lol
When i described the problem to prosport they were pretty quick with an answer, so it must be at least a semi-common problem. Sounded like they would take care of it no problem. I was just happy i didnt have to take the gauge back out lol. that would have sucked some donkey balls and I probably would have gotten alchohol poisoning..
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Re: gauge install pics

Nice work man!

Do you need a controller for those gauges so they can change color like the Autometer Nexus gauges. I wonder if she would make one of those filter shrouds for me?

As for the 52mm gauges, if anyone want a write up for how to mount them using them stock gauge pod I can post up a link.
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Re: gauge install pics

nope, no controller needed. it all depends on how you wire them. If i decide i want them white all the time of red all the time, i just pop out my active exhaust/rear wiper switch trip, and either plug something in of unplug something. I left all the wires easily accessible through there just in case i change my mind on the color, but i dont think i will.
for the filter cover, the metal part is from ultimate performance, but it was a rip-off (IMO) and it needed to be trimmed to fit right anyways, so if you'r gonna go that route, i would just make one yourself.
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looks really good! looks like you got yourself squared away with the gauges.
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