My 6LITEREATER gauges came out RIDICULOUSLY sweet!
07-20-2009, 09:27 AM
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My 6LITEREATER gauges came out RIDICULOUSLY sweet! Installed them last night 
Unbelievably stellar craftmanship. I had Granatelli 200 mph gauges before so I didn't need to calibrate my new set.
I was surprised that they lined up easier than the Granatellis do.
Just AWESOME work!
My Wife will upload the photos pre-installation and installed later today.
I'll also load a photo of the Granatelli mounting holes to show what I mean about difference.
Thanks 6LE!!!!!!
Unbelievably stellar craftmanship. I had Granatelli 200 mph gauges before so I didn't need to calibrate my new set.
I was surprised that they lined up easier than the Granatellis do.
Just AWESOME work!
My Wife will upload the photos pre-installation and installed later today.
I'll also load a photo of the Granatelli mounting holes to show what I mean about difference.
Thanks 6LE!!!!!!
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07-20-2009, 10:42 PM
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It's a fabrication of my imagination lol
That f#[k!ng tach needle was kicking my a$$
Took a handfull of times to get it lined up right.
She's uploading pics to photobucket now ...
She was in the shower and a showering Playboy Playmate takes precidence over all you guys so you had to wait 
That f#[k!ng tach needle was kicking my a$$
Took a handfull of times to get it lined up right.
She's uploading pics to photobucket now ...
She was in the shower and a showering Playboy Playmate takes precidence over all you guys so you had to wait
07-20-2009, 10:58 PM
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I added photos to the original post.
I'm STILL trying to get the tachometer perfect so I haven't put it all back together yet . . . but you get the idea
I'll attach the photo of my white face 200 mph Granatelli's in a couple of minutes.
The mounting holes from the 6LE gauges are a snug, perfect fit. The Granatelli's are larger in diameter
I'm STILL trying to get the tachometer perfect so I haven't put it all back together yet . . . but you get the idea
I'll attach the photo of my white face 200 mph Granatelli's in a couple of minutes.
The mounting holes from the 6LE gauges are a snug, perfect fit. The Granatelli's are larger in diameter
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The Granatelli's are about 3/16" in diameter larger than the screws on which they attach. If one were to install these you would have to do a LOT of guesswork and eye-balling to get them centered.
6LE's were exact diameter to the screws. I didn't even have to line anything up or make adjustments
When I put it all together I'll attach the assembled photo to the original post WITHOUT the flash (I'm not good with the camera; She is
)I'll also get a night shot with the gauges illuminated and no camera flash too.
I'm glad I decided to stay with stock lighting; LED bulbs would have been too much for my liking. The gauges give a subtle glow right now.
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07-21-2009, 07:35 AM
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Thanks guys! Trust: hell yeah I've driven this car!
129K miles I've beat the crap outta my car and counting
Thanks. Removing the wheel took less than one second. My quick-connect wheel comes in handy during occaisions like this
129K miles I've beat the crap outta my car and counting
