Yeah, you're right, thanks.

I am just worried about the clearance. I might have to pass on this option then.

Beautiful, its good to see it all come together. The stance is amazing.. :happydance:

:tiphat: Slowly :tup:


So far today, I started it up again. Leak is fixed. Oil is topped up (it takes a crap ton of oil now). And it's too cold to get the oil temp gauge to move off of 50˚c. I do know that the gauge is seeing the sending unit, so that's a good sign.

Here's the first start up video. Nothing too exciting...

Nice, I really do like those gauges you went with!

Was the install easy enough (room under the car, etc..) just using the race ramps?

Congrats man.. Looks nice, real clean install.. Good job..:happydance:

Thanks. I like them too. I still need to set up the warning points.

I ended up putting the car on jack stands figuring I could gain a little more space that might needed. I can't think of a time where I thought I needed a lift to do this job.

Thanks bud :tup:

Awesome!

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Damn that looks and sounds like a beast! Very interested to see some numbers. :)

In the meantime, while you were building a beast I saw this config and when asked why vlan 176 didn't work..I laughed! ;)

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All I got out of that spoiler was some poor port was getting violated. :bowrofl:

what did you do to get the three middle gauges installed?

Looking good Jason. The car is almost ready for the a show.

The base map is looking solid as well, fired right up the the a/f ratio is bang on for idle. Let me know when you plan on getting the tune done, maybe there is something I can help with :).

beautiful man :tup: love the wheels man!!!!! :tup:

You need to remove the entire dash to do it properly. Then you need to figure out a way to make the gauges fit. There is no easy way to do this and everyone could do it differently depending on the gauges. I made an aluminum bracket the used the holes from the factory gauge mount. Removed the hats from the gauge surrounds, then I needed to cut 70% of the plastic out of the gauge surrounds. For secure mounting i used a combination of hose clamp and fabricated bracket attached to the gauge then attached to the original aluminum bracket that I installed. This allows me to remove the gauge incase of failure without removing the dash again. Finished with securing the hoods to the gauge surround with silicone.

I would have done it very differently if my gauges were thin.