What gauges are these?
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They're not the ProSport gauges. At least, I couldn't find matching gauges on ProSport's webpage. The speedometer from ProSport goes up to 140 mph and has a pure analog display. The speedometer on the video has a higher readout and the gauge has a digital display. In addition, the ProSport gauges start reading at 6 o'clock and go to 3 0'clock. The gauges in the video start at about 7 0'clock and go to 5 o'clock. So, while they look similar, they are different.
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It is a rather involved, time consuming, therefore expensive thing to have done.....and when "done" only the guy who did it can ever work on it again..... no one else would have a clue as to what he modified in the process. Plus "custom" dashes typically reduce the value of the car for most people.
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car has Victoria (Australia) plates, gauges look like a range sold through supercheap auto, Australia wide parts supplier.
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/onl....aspx?id=30905
(not that difficult to re-do pod and wire in aftermarket gauges- I have a VD0 programmable speedo running off an unused ABS brake sensor, tacho direct from ECU, cut the multiplugs and use existing wiring for fuel/oil/volts etc.)
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/onl....aspx?id=30905
(not that difficult to re-do pod and wire in aftermarket gauges- I have a VD0 programmable speedo running off an unused ABS brake sensor, tacho direct from ECU, cut the multiplugs and use existing wiring for fuel/oil/volts etc.)
Last edited by axis of evil; Jun 20, 2014 at 03:05 AM.