Mounted My Gauges, They Are In a Word>>>
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AWESOME GAUGES
COME ON DONT HOLD OUT WE ALL HAVE TO KNOW! HOOK A LIGHTNING UP WHERE DID YOU GET THEM AND HOW MUCH? DO THEY MATCH THE INTERIOR OR DO THEY HAVE TO BE PAINTED??
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ok the pod is a autometer (#17305) triple gauge pod that has to be painted. the gauges are "DEFIS" and they can be had at your local rice boy shop. Yeah I know 
Here is a video of a the gauges at night>>>
http://themaster.homeip.net/bob.htm
The gauge info can be had here>>>
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...highlight=defi
They are right @ $600.00 or so for the gauges.
Bob
Here is a video of a the gauges at night>>>
http://themaster.homeip.net/bob.htm
The gauge info can be had here>>>
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...highlight=defi
They are right @ $600.00 or so for the gauges.
Bob
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Take a pic with them illuminated with the dash so we can see how well they blend!
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Wow! Trick gauge set-up. You did a good job.
Did you run your own power relay for those, or did you tap the factory fuse block? I have been having some 'power' issues hooking up my AutoMeter A/F & boost gauges. I always seem to mess with another electrical component when I tap the line. Do they really draw THAT much power just for a little light?
Again, great looking pillar set-up.
Did you run your own power relay for those, or did you tap the factory fuse block? I have been having some 'power' issues hooking up my AutoMeter A/F & boost gauges. I always seem to mess with another electrical component when I tap the line. Do they really draw THAT much power just for a little light?
Again, great looking pillar set-up.
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11-28-2001, 10:43 AM
