Yet another guage install
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Yet another guage install
I wanted to share this with everybody but I can't post attachments. 
I mounted my two guages IN the panel, one on either side of steering column just below the instrument cluster.
I mounted my two guages IN the panel, one on either side of steering column just below the instrument cluster.
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How difficult was it?
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Originally Posted by DISLFVR
I wanted to share this with everybody but I can't post attachments. I mounted my two guages IN the panel, one on either side of steering column just below the instrument cluster.
I mounted my two guages IN the panel, one on either side of steering column just below the instrument cluster.
Last edited by turbostroke; Apr 28, 2006 at 04:12 PM.
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From: Mid Oh. Ponderosa
Originally Posted by turbostroke
I think it would look close to something like this.... the one on the left of the pic is to the right of the steering column, left of the steering column looked a little 'crowded' behind the dash panel on my truck. Brake controller in mounted in the dash cubby hole.
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Originally Posted by DISLFVR
Yes, thats what I'm talking about. The crowded area you mentioned to the left of the column behind the dash panel is easly removed with the roto-zip. My guages are more centered in those areas.
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