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02-24-2022 #1
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You could get someone like Redline gauge works to redo the circuit board calibration but it ain't gonna be cheap. I think your cheapest option would be to use a Dakota Digital interface to play with the calibration. Those years use a DRAC I think so you could also go this route:
https://www.thetruckstop.us/forum/th...dometer.23685/
But honestly, it would be faster to play with the DD interface. With the new gauge overlay and the cost of the module, you'd only be around $250 into everything.
https://www.dakotadigital.com/index....od/prd1192.htm
https://www.dakotadigital.com/pdf/SGI-100BT.pdf
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02-28-2022 #2
Thanks .. I think you beat me to it. I just discoverd those the other day . I will have to give DD a call to see if that would work for me.. Seems like it would be possible from the description. I was also informed that I could use HP tuners to calibrate them as well. Not sure on that one as of yet. This would be a nice way to get what I am looking for and still retain that stock look..71 Camaro(always a project).
81 Turbo Trans Am (Nascar Pacecar) modded.
70 Olds 442
88 Trans Am GTA (Procharged) a.k.a. Sleeper.





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