92-93 gauge cluster specs needed
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91-93 gauge cluster specs needed
Hey guys, I'm thinking about trying to adapt a 92-93 gauge cluster into an LS1-swapped non-Corvette. Before I find a cluster, I'd like to know as much as possible about:
Anybody got a spare 91-93 cluster/shop manual laying around and feel like helping?
- physical measurements
- electrical connector(s) & pinouts
- VSS wire pulses per mile from the computer if it uses one (for tach & speedo)
Anybody got a spare 91-93 cluster/shop manual laying around and feel like helping?
Last edited by ZexGX; Apr 23, 2010 at 01:38 PM.
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Thanks!! I really appreciate the help.
Do you mean 4000?
All the pinouts. If it's easier, a legible picture would work...
Probably not in there. I don't think the GM FSM for the project vehicle lists any dimensions regarding the gauge cluster.
Do you mean 4000?
All the pinouts. If it's easier, a legible picture would work...
Probably not in there. I don't think the GM FSM for the project vehicle lists any dimensions regarding the gauge cluster.
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Save yourself some big time headaches and get a complete working harness, computer & cluster from and existing LSX car and bolt that in instead.
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I already have a complete working harness, computer & cluster in an existing LSx-swapped car. I'm trying to add a touch of awesomeness by switching from an analog cluster to a digital one. I chose it because it looks to be roughly the same size and shape and column fitment as the one in the LSx vehicle... Hoping that it would fit and work with only minor modifications.
Le Mans Master
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From: Tampa Florida
I already have a complete working harness, computer & cluster in an existing LSx-swapped car. I'm trying to add a touch of awesomeness by switching from an analog cluster to a digital one. I chose it because it looks to be roughly the same size and shape and column fitment as the one in the LSx vehicle... Hoping that it would fit and work with only minor modifications.
Good luck
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Bump... Does anybody have a 91-93 cluster laying around, good or bad? Would anybody get some measurements for me?? Distance from top column edge to top of cluster, inner diameter of column cutout, distance from bottom left corner of cluster to bottom right corner of cluster?
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