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:edit Hey 120fly could you make me an insert to suit the triple guages if I send you a template of the bracket? It would look cooler if the fuel, oil pressure and water temp had a similar surround to the other two guages

Thats definately nice way to insert somegauges never seen any thing like this done before .Id be happy to help you out ,I have some scrap carbonfire bits i would be happy to do a panel for you to help your project where are you located so we can get the show on the road ,cheers geoff

Hey 120fly, you should make a Carbon or Fibreglass insert to suit the std 1200 dash, with a cut out for a Din CD player. I'd be keen!

have you thought about using a quad guage unit instead of the three way cluster??

there are some nice looking ones, that yopu go straight into that hole, with four guages instead of the three you have and it would look like factory.

looks good though.

I am doing something similar to my 1k, but i dont have a dash that i can chuck stuff into like that. Ill post some pics once i decided what I am doing.

hey that looks nice as very cool :) wat brand gauges are they and how much??? if you dont mind me asking THANX Appsy1

by the looks of things they are VDO, well at least the speedo and tacho, and the top gauge in the tri cluster.

not sure about the others.

classic instruments

this site has some of the 4 way guages. I am thinking that I will go with this set.

opinions??

Oh yeah, do you really need a boost guage in a street car or are the really just for show.

The VDO speedo was about $250 i think
The VDO tacho about $150
The AutoGAGE (cheaper Autometer) water temp and oil pressure $90pr these are the only 41mm miniguages i could find
The fuel guage $50

All senders to suit as well
speed sender $100
fuel sender $50
pressure and temp came with

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would depend on how comfortable you are with the supporting bits that regulate the boost for keeping at its factory setting ... if you plan on fiddling with the boost levels then i'd be using one ... also get to see if there are any major spikes while giving the car a flogging

Look pretty good for a DIY :)