Red digital gauges, who makes them?
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I took it a step further and redid my entire gauge cluster with Nordskog Red digital gauges. Here's a couple quick & crappy shots I took of them a couple days ago (because someone else didn't believe I redid my dash):


Actually, you can't see them, but I've got four more gauges (not pictured)- oil temp and trans temp gauges in that "cassette holder" area, and a intake air temp & A/R gauge in a dual overhead gauge pod. I need to clean this up a little, but you get the idea, even with the crappy pics. Nordskog is, by far, my favorite digital gauge company. Although you can't see them in the picture (because the car wasn't running), the speedo and tach have a "wrap-around" LED bar that lights up depending on your speed and RPM. With the speedo, the LED's light up with each 5mph increase, and the tach lights up with every 300rpm increase. Real cool to see in person! Maybe one of these days, once I've got her running right, I'll make a video of it...

Also, the same guy who fabbed the stainless steel gauge cluster mounting panel is also fabbing up some stainless decorative "cover" plates to go over the headlight & HVAC controls, too. In case you're wondering, all my dummy lights are LEDs, the turn signals and high beams are LED "cluster" bulbs, and if you notice the first image...yes, that's a built-in Autometer "Quick-lite" Shift Light...
Last edited by FURY; Dec 30, 2007 at 09:48 AM. Reason: added more info






