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Sir i cant even begin to tell you how thankful i am of you. Seriously ive seen your guage panel somewhere but couldnt remember where. Ive literally been searching everywhere for your panel. Thank you so much. you wouldnt happen to have a template or draw up of your panel would you.
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Sir i cant even begin to tell you how thankful i am of you. Seriously ive seen your guage panel somewhere but couldnt remember where. Ive literally been searching everywhere for your panel. Thank you so much. you wouldnt happen to have a template or draw up of your panel would you.
#22
I have split headers.
I love my six. I'll never get rid of it. So much engine compartment room (ever worked on an FE in a bump or dent with power brakes and air con?), the power isn't lacking and I'm only going to make it better, and I can get 19mpg in the city and do get 25mpg on the highway.
I love my six. I'll never get rid of it. So much engine compartment room (ever worked on an FE in a bump or dent with power brakes and air con?), the power isn't lacking and I'm only going to make it better, and I can get 19mpg in the city and do get 25mpg on the highway.
#23
Factory gauges include speed, OP, WT, fuel, amps. Beyond that I'd add volts (or replace amps) since you probably have or should or will upgrade the alternator beyond factory specs and wiring capability. A voltmeter works great to monitor system condition in that case.
Beyond that trans temp would be my choice as I tow. Next would be a tach, next engine oil temp.
Beyond that trans temp would be my choice as I tow. Next would be a tach, next engine oil temp.
#24
My bump:
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Pulling the column out of my dent with that huge brake booster and the V8's valve cover and manifold being in the way really made things awkward.
Now, it's not that bad but it's not preferable.
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