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			Put my new gauges in yesterday. Bought some aluminium, made a template, cut, filed, sanded, painted, installed gauges. Rewired the whole front of the car. Took out tons of un used wires. The hole on the left will be used for a fresh air intake for the driver (me). I just have not installed the hose bib or lines yet. All gauges work and look much better then what was there before. I also made the dash panel a quick release set up. I can get it out in about 5 minutes should I need to do any work on them or add more.       
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|  01-09-2005, 11:14 AM | 
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			Cool. do the oil pressure and temp guages come with there own senders?  Are those senders and easy instal? Thanks, Jeff 
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|  01-09-2005, 11:26 AM | 
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			Autometer gauges do come with their own senders.  Pretty much all senders are easy to install as long as the location isn't bad. Great looking and high quality gauges. 
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|  01-09-2005, 11:32 AM | 
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			What's the big red light on the right? Oil press or temp warning? ianc 
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			The senders are from auto meter. I had to get a adapter machined for the oil temp sender. but the Presure sender fits right into the block where the other one went.  The big red light is oil pressure. I am thinking of getting an oil temp light as well. Did I tell you that I hate the RAIN.. tlest for 5 days in a row. My pool is about to over flow. I keep going out with my shop vac and pumping water out of it. 
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|  01-09-2005, 11:54 AM | 
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			That is a really neat and tidy installation.
		 
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|  01-09-2005, 12:18 PM | 
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			Not  Car light. just a big red warning light. That way I wont miss it when it comes on.
		 
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|  01-09-2005, 01:10 PM | 
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			Well done!
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|  01-09-2005, 01:26 PM | 
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			Very nice Mark !!! What is that secret swith for (the one under the dash ?) NOx 
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			That is the instant "oil slick" switch!!!LOL That switch is actually for all the lights on the Auto meter gauges. Which rarely gets used except if I run any night enduros. Which is only once a year. 
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|  01-10-2005, 07:09 AM | 
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			OK !  Oil Slick......that's an idea
		 
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			I've had that tach, it is rock solid and works great. Looks super, enjoy! Chris 
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			Well since it might someday save save me $15,000 on an egine rebuild, BIGGER Is better. On a sunny day if you have a small light, you may not be able to see it. When a stop signal goes off in your car, you know it is time to shut it down. 
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