.. Did U repaint all the gauges?
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Nope have not touched the guages, except for one replacement (fuel) from Chuck's Trucks.
I decided to re install the original round steering wheel. Liked the look of the vise grip, but hand-over-hand with no P.S. was a challange!
How needs doors when it 80 degrees out!
I decided to re install the original round steering wheel. Liked the look of the vise grip, but hand-over-hand with no P.S. was a challange!
How needs doors when it 80 degrees out!
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Reamer,
That looks great! Do you know any details of the "6V reducer" that was used? Was it actually a voltage reducer or an inline "dropping resistor"? Part number and source would be nice, if you have it handy.
Thanks,
Kent
That looks great! Do you know any details of the "6V reducer" that was used? Was it actually a voltage reducer or an inline "dropping resistor"? Part number and source would be nice, if you have it handy.
Thanks,
Kent
