Dash panel.......new gauges
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Dash panel.......new gauges
1. I want new gauges, do I need to replace the dash panel or can I make it look right with the original one, if I need a new one where can I get one???
2. If I switch to Livorsi what all am I going to need to make the conversion???
thanks PJ
2. If I switch to Livorsi what all am I going to need to make the conversion???
thanks PJ
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Re: Dash panel.......new gauges
Replace all senders with Livorsi and order the right size gauges (mostly standard) bezels are a nice touch too! That should be about it!
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Re: Dash panel.......new gauges
I just bought all new gauges from Gaffrig. White face, all 270 degree sweep (more gauge range) along with bezels and new senders. They look great, can't wait to get them installed.
If you are replacing the original VDO gauges, you have to change the senders.
If you are replacing the original VDO gauges, you have to change the senders.
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Re: Dash panel.......new gauges
Originally Posted by axapowell
Replace all senders with Livorsi and order the right size gauges (mostly standard) bezels are a nice touch too! That should be about it!
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I used the stock dash as a template, reconfigured my gauges and drilled new holes to suit my needs on 1/8" thick aluminum.
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Originally Posted by mtgbiker
Exactly, except be careful about the bezels b/c they take up room and you may not be able to use them in the stock dash.
I used the stock dash as a template, reconfigured my gauges and drilled new holes to suit my needs on 1/8" thick aluminum.
I used the stock dash as a template, reconfigured my gauges and drilled new holes to suit my needs on 1/8" thick aluminum.
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Re: Dash panel.......new gauges
Originally Posted by offthefront
what are the 2 upper outside gauges ...? water Press ?
Just in case I whipple the motors next year