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07-12-2011 #1
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Which gauges
I am trying to figure out which gauges to get formy lsx swap. I have looked at autometer, Stewart Warner, and glow shift. They are all about the same price I just don't know about the quality.
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07-14-2011 #2
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It all depends on the vehicle. whats the theme? take a look at our line and i,m sure you will see something you like.
All made in our shop in detroit and a best-in-the-business 5-year warranty. all priced in kits with everthing to install
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Heres the 68 series installed in a 67-68 Camaro bezel. Period look with a bit of modern, just like the Pro-Touring themeed vehicles.
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07-14-2011 #3
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I went with 1969 series, best gauge ive seen so far
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Mark,
I actually just came across yours and am very interested in your gauges and indicator lights. My friend is also interested, would you give us a deal on two sets?
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07-16-2011 #6
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Cant give any deals, or discounts, but one of our 50 Nationwide dealers may be able to.
If we discounted items our distributors would not be very happy.
Try Summit, Jegs or Motor State, they have some good prices on our products
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07-16-2011 #7
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I understand. I will be ordering mine soon.
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This. I'm about to order my gauges next week and I can't freakin wait! Bout to have a few Autometers for sale, lol.
Originally Posted by Tony_SS
Matt
69 Nova - 357, TKO600, Tru Turn, some other stuff, awaiting LS1 swap
71 Duster - all stock, slant 6, automatic. awaiting HEMI/T56 swap
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I've got the Dakota Digital VHX and like them, very nice bolt in with expandabality.
And a quick vid
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Hi Newvintage, I didn't see the 68 series on your web site, like to purchase soon for a build we are doing. Originally Posted by newvintageusa
It all depends on the vehicle. whats the theme? take a look at our line and i,m sure you will see something you like.
All made in our shop in detroit and a best-in-the-business 5-year warranty. all priced in kits with everthing to install
mark
www.newvintageusa.com
Heres the 68 series installed in a 67-68 Camaro bezel. Period look with a bit of modern, just like the Pro-Touring themeed vehicles.
help please.
Vince @ msp fabricationMrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
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Hi Vince, the page for the 68s will be up this weekend, in the mean time, they ar e in our store here:
http://stores.newvintageusa-store.co...UGE/Detail.bok
and the mounting panel is here:
http://stores.newvintageusa-store.co...KIT/Detail.bok
Mark
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I went with Omega Kustom, like them a lot!
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Badass! Is that an electronic tach or mechanical? I need something in my 68 that will work with an LS1 ecm. Originally Posted by newvintageusa
It all depends on the vehicle. whats the theme? take a look at our line and i,m sure you will see something you like.
All made in our shop in detroit and a best-in-the-business 5-year warranty. all priced in kits with everthing to install
mark
www.newvintageusa.com
Heres the 68 series installed in a 67-68 Camaro bezel. Period look with a bit of modern, just like the Pro-Touring themeed vehicles.
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Todd,
lets see the back, I'd like to see how you mounted those
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The 3-1s are full electronic stepper motor gauges, 2 microporcessors in each gauge!
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I only have one pic of the back. It was A LOT of work! I wanted to use the original Camaro gauge carrier, so I had to disassemble the gauges & glue them in from the back with the aluminum bezel glued in front.
Todd Longfellow
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Hey Mark, would you be able to swap the red background lighting for blue? If so, how much would that add to your kit price for the '68 series? Originally Posted by newvintageusa
It all depends on the vehicle. whats the theme? take a look at our line and i,m sure you will see something you like.
All made in our shop in detroit and a best-in-the-business 5-year warranty. all priced in kits with everthing to install
mark
www.newvintageusa.com
Heres the 68 series installed in a 67-68 Camaro bezel. Period look with a bit of modern, just like the Pro-Touring themeed vehicles.
Thanks,
TC
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So does the temp sending unit fit in an LSX head? Originally Posted by newvintageusa
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I second the blue idea. I'll give you a credit card number right now if you can do it in blue.
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Hi Guys,
As far as dials go, we can do anything you want, any color, any graphics, a color change is around $145, less if we are actually running the dials as it takes ablut an hour and a half to set up the job.
The temp sender would require a M12x1.5 bushing, which we are in the process of making right now, along with the M16 for the pressure, these are some out there on the market righ now though
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