Instrument Panel Cut and Paste (no 56K)
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Originally Posted by willwren
I'm not a fan of the round gauges on the cluster, but these might work:
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/*...searchbtn.y=22
A custom pillar pod would have been cool to go along with it and keep the cluster clean.
OUTSTANDING work on the morphing!
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/*...searchbtn.y=22
A custom pillar pod would have been cool to go along with it and keep the cluster clean.
OUTSTANDING work on the morphing!
One thing about the picture. The camera used a flash. The difference between the black surface of the original gauges and the matt black trim rings on the round gauges is not as severe as it looks in the photo. The panel has a fairly uniform look to it when you are sitting in the drivers seat. I'll try for a better photo without using the flash when the vac/boost gauge gets here.
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
thats is some great work... did you have a FSM to know what you were doing, or just lots of testing? 10/10 for effort and success!
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i dont know man for all that money you spent on computer software,chips,hardware you couldve got the megasquirt system which is completley DIY and has far more capability to control everything spark and fuel and can compete with FAST,ACCEL,BIG STUFF systems
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