slcorman91

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Coming to a end and finishing up my swap. Just wondering which way some of you guys are going on your gouges. Not worried about keeping the stock look. The few options that I have explored have been over $1000. Just think that seems a little foolish for some gauges..... Any input would be appreciated. Trying to keep everything electronic at this point. Will try to post pics this afternoon when I get home from work.

ob1monkey

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Check out glowshift. I am getting ready to install a 9 guage setup in my 66 c10. all servo based gauges quality peices. I know a guy that wholesales them, shot me an email if you like them and I will help if i can ob1monkey@hotmail.com

psiconversion

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Dakota vhx has been getting really popular lately......but costly.

Jon
PSI

Daz

iTrader: (18)

Speedhut all the way, you can customized them. Check them out @ Speedhut.com ! I have guy also that can get a good discount !

chuckd71

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Speedhut has sales from time to time with discounts that stack with the normal volume discount, just something else to consider if you want to avoid a middle man. The dakota vhx (not their old stuff) looks pretty cool as well.

badazz81z28

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"Cheap" and electronic gauges do not go together!

I went Auto-Meter...Keep in mind an electronic speedo will cost the most money, theres a few hundreds dollars already! Prepare to spend $800

slcorman91

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Really like the way yours look. I am ok with spending around 7-$800. Did you piece yours together or did you buy a kit???

slcorman91

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Thanks for all the replies. Just don't know who to go with at this point. Never figured I would get hung up on gauges of all the things...

badazz81z28

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I pieced it together through Summit Racing. I could have bought the kit, but I wanted the 160 speedo

MonzterMtrSprt

shoot me a PM with jegs or summit PNs for the autometer gauges you want. i get a good deal on them. its worth a shot.