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    1. #1
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      I love when the UPS guy shows up...

      My new STACK dash arrived from England today.. can't wait for the rest to get here since I've never had a analog tach that worked right. The digital one in my shift light did, but the other one was wacked.

      I need to rebuild my center dash to accomodate the smaller gauges, but it needs to be a bit more sturdy anyways. It will be odd seeing my fuel level in gallons rather the the traditional "E-F" way although I could add a fuel gauge if it really bothered me.



      Here's the site.. pretty cool stuff and I like how it has an analog tach rather than a digital one.

      I picked up the street version since I don't need data-logging (my racepack does that). I also have a set of the center gauges on the way along with a sequential shift light option.

      http://www.stackltd.com/

      It's nice since they are part of autometer now. Beats calling Europe for tech questions.

      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

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      I like that the tach is a traditional dial. Nice part... I love the ups guy I hate the Visa guy

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      With any luck the UPS guy and I should be on a first name basis this Summer.
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      I've been looking at that setup as well. Really nice package.

      One thing I've yet to determine though is if the unit can get input directly from the EMC of if you have to use independent sensors? Can it plug directly into the OBD port?
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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True View Post
      I've been looking at that setup as well. Really nice package.

      One thing I've yet to determine though is if the unit can get input directly from the EMC of if you have to use independent sensors? Can it plug directly into the OBD port?
      I asked the same thing and my understanding was that it needed data from it's own sensors. After thinking about it I like this better since STACK uses better stuff than the factory. I was digging through the box last night and the components are very high-end.

      Maybe Kris Carlson from Autometer can chime in on this topic.
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      I'd prefer, for the sake of simplicity since I HATE HATE HATE electrical to have it plug directly into the GM computer.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True View Post
      I'd prefer, for the sake of simplicity since I HATE HATE HATE electrical to have it plug directly into the GM computer.
      From what I can tell wiring on this deal is pretty simple. All the ends use mil-spec stuff and are pre terminated. Mount the sensor and plug it in.

      The sensors are also fairly small and compact. Not like the huge ones (especially the pressure senders) I'm used to dealing with.

      I sent a not to Kris at Autometer so he could chime in on the technical aspects.
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      My UPS guy is a GIRL!! And she's CUTE TOO!!
      ... I need to order more stuff ....
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      Hey Steve,
      I assume that the unit will fit into a Covan's dash piece. Or are you doing something different? That is a nice looking piece, I agree, I like the simplicity of it.
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      Yes it will. Don DeRaad has one in his Ford turbo Camaro.
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      Steve,

      I like the new setup. Curious to see how it looks with the Covan dash and also at night all lit up!
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      Quote Originally Posted by Modo Innovations View Post
      Hey Steve,
      I assume that the unit will fit into a Covan's dash piece. Or are you doing something different? That is a nice looking piece, I agree, I like the simplicity of it.
      Yea, it's pretty small and will easily fit in a blank Covan's dash panel I have. I just need to figure out where to mount the sequential shift light.

      I like the warning light feature when sensors get out of parameter. The other gauges do that as well.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True View Post
      Yes it will. Don DeRaad has one in his Ford turbo Camaro.
      I thought he had the Racepack version? I don't remember seeing a STACK unit yet...
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

      1968 Track Rat Camaro:
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      1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
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      Very cool.. now I don't need to figure out where to put those switches.. lol

      And Ron is close enough to help with the wiring if I get stuck.. it seems both easy and complicated at the same time.
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      switches?
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      Quote Originally Posted by Damn True View Post
      switches?
      There are four black switches used to control the dash.. you can see two of them in that picture right below the STACK unit.
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

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      I did not know that.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2 View Post
      My new STACK dash arrived from England today........... It will be odd seeing my fuel level in gallons rather the the traditional "E-F" way although I could add a fuel gauge if it really bothered me.
      Is the gas gauge calibrated in U.S. gallons or Imperial gallons?

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      Quote Originally Posted by MCMLXIX View Post
      My UPS guy is a GIRL!! And she's CUTE TOO!!
      ... I need to order more stuff ....
      Sorry I couldn't resist, nice gauge panel !!!!

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      oh well it was a good one LOL
      NOW WHAT??? lol

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