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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Central florida
Posts: 178
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Gauges mounted on the column,
I want to mount some gauges on the column, that 60's and 70's look,with an automatic on the column. I feel there may be an issue with room. Anyone running this on there truck and would like to show some pictures, I'd greatly appreciate it
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Woodlawn, TN
Posts: 275
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Re: Gauges mounted on the column,
As you see I am running a tach on mine. I don't forsee a problem with the automatic but I did have to tilt my tach down to get rid of the light reflection on my windshield. Food for thought.
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