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Auto Meter gauge in stock gauge cluster

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xsboost

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Apr 21, 2008
New Bern, North Carolina
First, please ignore the crappy chipping paint. It was done about 10 years ago and looked ok then. Second, this was done on an extra gauge cluster that came out of a parts car that I haven't driven in about 6 years. I had to do a LOT of hacking of the stock gauge cluster to make it work. More than I'd be willing to do to the one in my current car. I had an OEM gauge cluster that I'm not using and a narrow band afr gauge that I don't plan on using and can't sell to save my ass. I got bored and started hacking. it's a little lower than center. I probably could have centered it up if I kept working at it but I didn't feel like it. Since the stock boost gauge is useless and my oil pressure gauge doesn't work I may use this hacked cluster with my stock bezel and odometer in my car but I don't know yet. If I don't like it I can always switch back.
 

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My boost gauge is in a different location. I put it low because every time someone saw a boost gauge on my pillar they wanted to race. I might eventually replace the narrow band with a wide band when I have the $$. The boost gauge in the pic is brushed aluminum but has since been replaced with carbon fiber.
 

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