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New Speedhut gauges
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Finally, gonna get some real gauges. Installing them in OEM pod & bezel.
GPS speedo to boot. So far so good! |
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Looking good.
Do they pop right in and the factory plug works? Or did you have to rewire them? |
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I used the metal pod from an earlier model truck. I did this below only used different gauges. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SMI4H35ASI&t=3s |
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Those look really good! What was the price?
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Their prices are listed on website and the speedo includes GPS receiver. Around 1k pricewise. Lifetime guarantee! |
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Nice clean look.
Thanks a lot for adding something else to my list... =-) |
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OK I think I am finally getting about done with fitting the Speedhut gauges in stock locations.
After taking a new $$ aftermarket gauge panel and carefully cutting and filing down the gauge holes on the backside so they would fit flush, it is looking ok. Here is a picture. Hard to tell from pic but they are sitting in the stock green gauge pod along with a metal piece pictured above that I painted black. It will attach like factory gauges using stock screws. The wiring harness that comes with kit allows up to 8 to be connected together which is nice! |
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Also thinking about putting these in stock turn signal holes along with a brake and idiot alt light so it will charge properly. (I am aware of doing it with resistor also)
Speed hut has turn signals in speedo so I am still on the fence. Of course, for the brake and alt I would have to drill small holes in gauge panel. These are Alpinetech indicators and they would look nice in stock turn signal locations. I test fitted them in an old panel and recessed them like stock after drilling out the inside but attaching them securely is another issue I am trying to figure out. |
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Those alpine tech indicators would look great in my opinion.
Nice job on fitting the gauges! |
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Had the Speedhut gauges in my 280Z with a LS1 and T56 and they worked great for years
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I thought a GPS speedo would be good for me and maybe a matching tach until I looked at the price. 450.00 just for a speedo, that,s about 800.00 Canadian by he time I get it here. Guess I will stick with what I have.
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Can't wait to install these along with my NOS dash pad courtesy of Captkaos from many years ago. It's still in the box.
I thought $500 (or was it 400? I forgot) was a lot then, but my have the prices jumped since. |
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160 mph ...Wow !
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