Pics of new C2 Autometer Gauges installed!
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Pics of new C2 Autometer Gauges installed! I just installed my triple gauge pod with the new C2 gauges from Autometer. They truly are the best looking gauges I have seen. I took some pics in the dark to let you see the color, it is a little off in the pic... they are a lil darker blue than the interior pic portrays. The true color shows itself when I took the pic from outside the car from the rear... it also shows how brilliant the lighting really is. Definaly the best choice from Autometer... they are white faced with chrome bezel, and the blue is bright enough to show itself during the day 
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You in the 82nd? I was in the 1/502 for a few years.
were the guages pretty simple to install?
Which ones do you have?
I was considering the dual pod a pillar with the eng temp/ trans temp ( for when i get my Tq conv.)
Looks good.
You in the 82nd? I was in the 1/502 for a few years.
were the guages pretty simple to install?
Which ones do you have?
I was considering the dual pod a pillar with the eng temp/ trans temp ( for when i get my Tq conv.)
Looks good.
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Originally Posted by Ling_650vette
Fayettenam...gotta love that place. lol.
Gauges look good. What you got done to the Z?
Gauges look good. What you got done to the Z?
Yah, this place is great lemme tell ya lol....
I am actually in the 525th MI Bd, Gone through RIP and all that **** at Benning, decided Intel was a better way to go
The list of mods on the Z is huge, but Stg 2 H/C/I from Futral, and all the normal goodies in terms of boltons... perty quick but new mods are on the way
I got the tranny temp, A/F, and fuel pressure. I have an M6 butI still got tranny temp due to my paranoia of tranny burnout, as my last transmission mysteriously sprung a major leak and lost all of its fluid in 300 miles... so i like to keep an eye on it lol.
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Originally Posted by PongoX11
Yeah I would also like red lights...
Those things look sweet though
Those things look sweet though
No have not seen them in red yet, but im sure that is coming...
They are a bit bright at night, but then again i am going to hook them up to the dimmer switch in the car so i can tone it down
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most series of autometer guages come with a couple different bulb covers to tint te backlighting...the tach that was in my 94Z and the guages that were in my mustang both came with read and green bulb covers....the light wont be that bright but it will be very visible in red.
