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check this out I found this pic while looking on the net I like it think it is a good idea if you need gauges rebuilt. has any one ever done this if so how hard is this to do in a 75 coupe. thanks
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Originally Posted by Silver00V6Camaro
check this out I found this pic while looking on the net I like it think it is a good idea if you need gauges rebuilt. has any one ever done this if so how hard is this to do in a 75 coupe. thanks
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Looks like a clean install. Pulling the dash is the only pain ... changing the gauges is probably not more than a bit of creativity to make it all mount right.
To get the center dash out, pull the right side panel first and it comes out easy.
I'm about to find out. I've purchased the gauges except I ordered an Autometer Quartz Clock for the stock hole. I also ordered a new 160mph speedo/ tach. Wish me luck.
I would only want to do it to the center gauge in a 75. i also alreday have the dash out because i am recovering it in black. The main reason for this idea is because my clock and gas gauge are bad and by time i had them rebuil i could just buy a new autometer.
i've seen people use the 2 1/16" gauges and they had to modify the holes alittle, but fit and installation was no problem. I'm not sure how easy it would be install a matching speedo and tach??