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Old 12-26-2011, 12:53 PM   #1
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Re: VDO cluster

i'm guessing the vdo gauges are cheaper than the autometers? Where do you find VDO's anyways. I also know them from my old VW's
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Old 12-26-2011, 06:27 PM   #2
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Re: VDO cluster

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i'm guessing the vdo gauges are cheaper than the autometers? Where do you find VDO's anyways. I also know them from my old VW's
These came from Summit.They are a real quality gauge/sender.Not sure how they compare to others in price.They dont use a bracket system for mounting,there is a large plastic ring{like a nut}that threads onto the whole gauge housing.Its all I have used for awhile now and not sure how everything else is mounted.The speedometer is pretty slick the way its calabrated,you just hit a reset button go a true measured mile,hit the button again and you are calabrated{checked with gps,its right on}.
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