Aftermarket Guages???
 

I have seen some pictures with some of our trucks with after market guages in them such as oil, volts, and temp. I was wondering what size to look for and if there is a special way to install them or rig them. I havent looked at mine too well and am going to be putting in a rebuilt engine and transmission and was wondering how hard it would be to do that at the same time.

Thanks in advance.

Jerr

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New Project

• 69 Chevy SWB, 67 front clip, 4 wheel disc brakes, 350 with 5 spd. (current project)
• 72 Blazer 4WD 307/3 spd, PS, PB, Posi (recent purchase)
• 83 Chevy SWB 350/200r4, buckets (daily driver)

Check out these photos.
http://www.shelby.net/mgervin/gpics.htm

These are pics of my gauges. They are Autometer Pro-Comps.



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Mike

1985 Chevy C-10
Mike's 73-87 Chevy Pickup Site

69 Custom,

Check out my web page. I have digital guages in my truck. One option is to remove the clock and install a transmission oil temp guage. This one of my options as I continue to restore my truck. The guages fit perfect behind the factory bezel. Its a little work to rewire all the guages but the look is worth it. I get compliments all the time.

Here is a short cut to the guage pics. http://www.geocities.com/abetterchemist/cab.html

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Gerardo
1983 Custom Truck
TX Plates: "BAD BOW"
http://www.geocities.com/abetterchemist/

They all look awesome.

Do ya remember what size the guages are??????


Thanks

Jerr

My Autometer Pro-Comps are 2-5/8" fuel level, water temp, voltmeter, and oil pressure. The tach and speedo are 5".



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Mike

1985 Chevy C-10
Mike's 73-87 Chevy Pickup Site

Swervin, I really like that look of your guages. Real sharp IMO.

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