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Knoxville, TN May/09/07 1997 LS User ID: 77787 Name: Logan
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More Mugen, ND Oct/30/05 1997 LS User ID: 62114 Name: Chandler
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So, hows it held in? Is it just so snug that it's stuck in or what? Nice write up BTW.
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lpparker97ls
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Knoxville, TN May/09/07 1997 LS User ID: 77787 Name: Logan
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thanks, mine is just stuck in their. you could trim away some more and use the black backing that the gauge comes with but i was running short on time so i left mine like that it took alot to push it back out once it was in their.
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Houston, TX Nov/24/03 2000 GSR User ID: 35730
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Nice work!
I thought about using that and the dimmer spot for my gauges, but in the end decided that they were too hard to see and/or at a weird angle (i.e. not facing my eyes).
Not to mention I use those switches for their intended purpose and didn't want to relocate them!
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If it doesn't work, hit it.
If it still doesn't work, get a bigger hammer.
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Port St. Lucie, FL Nov/14/08 1995 GSR User ID: 95318 Name: Doug
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Nice DIY! I like this, but like Drcheap said, it's not very visible. And when you need to see what that gauge is doing, you don't have the time to look down and over to see what it says.
I'm going to post a DIY soon when I start my fiberglass project. I'm doing a gauge pod where the clock is for two gauges.
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lpparker97ls
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Knoxville, TN May/09/07 1997 LS User ID: 77787 Name: Logan
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well with the itr steering wheel its pretty easy to see most of the gauge.
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NY May/03/06 1994 RS User ID: 66611 Name: cisco
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Quote: Originally posted by lpparker97ls on Mar/03/09
well with the itr steering wheel its pretty easy to see most of the gauge.
please post a picture from drivers view and similar angles for reference... this looks like a good idea...
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YuG_NagihciM
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NC Aug/19/08 1997 GSR User ID: 92566 Name: Jay
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Damn, now everyone's gonna know about this, LoL.
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lpparker97ls
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Knoxville, TN May/09/07 1997 LS User ID: 77787 Name: Logan
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well alot of how visible the gauge is depends on how you sit and how the tilt on the steering wheel is. heres mine.
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kumar
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Tampa, FL Jun/11/08 2000 GSR User ID: 89960 Name: Sameer
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I did the same thing with my AEM Wideband.. Lookin good man..
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jdmbah
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Nassau, Bahamas, Apr/07/08 1995 GSR User ID: 87486
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I can see mine very easily as well 
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Limerick, IRL, Jul/15/08 1997 GSR User ID: 91274 Name: Bryan
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Great write up bro! I've been looking for ideas on where to put a pair of gauges for quite a while now and this is my first time seeing this option! I had thought about putting in the clock surround bezel but not sure if i'll be able to see my stock fuel/temp clocks! You've just woken up the hamster in my head!
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Got Metal?
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The Hood, MN Nov/21/06 1997 LS User ID: 72512 Name: Beau
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lol i had done this also with my boost gauge about a year ago except replacing the dimmer switch.. i just used a drill with a 2" hole saw bit and the gauge fit nice and snug in there. and i mean REALLY snug... although i didnt take as many steps as you did. and its exactly how you see it with a stock steering wheel 2 incase anyone was wondering
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lpparker97ls
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Knoxville, TN May/09/07 1997 LS User ID: 77787 Name: Logan
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thanks guys, ive seen it before on other tegs but never could find a write up, even though it wasnt that hard
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