Post you speedo gauge pics and ect. I was thinking I want to swap all autometer gauges in place of my factory gauges not sure. I just think it would be sweet looking.

Post up some pics.

White face pics would be sweet as well.

 

Pics are in my sig. Check them out.

 

i wanted to do somthing like that 2 but i donno if will put ne SES lights if it doesnt see the gauges there

 

The PCM does not interface with the fuel level, oil pressure, coolant temp or battery voltage gauges, so no problem substituting non-factory parts.

The VSS signal passes through the PCM, where it is modified to reflect rear end ratio and tire diameter. You could run the VSS signal in parallel to the PCM to keep it happy, and also to a Dakota Digital interface box, to produce whatever signal an aftermarket speedometer/odometer is looking for. The tach comes off the PCM, but an aftermarket tach could be driven off the coil.

 

http://www.cardomain.com/id/tlh123

 

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I just built mine this weekend....

 

where did u get that? thats the one i want

 

The overlay is off ebay, they're reverse indiglo gauges.

Then I took a Trans Am bezel and put it over the overlays and cut off the corners so that the only thing that is white is dials.

Here is a picture showing stock, then the overlay, then the finished product

The overlay cost 20 bucks, and the bezel cost about 40 i think from Macewen

I love the gauges, and always get compliments, feel free to aks any other questions

 

wow Very very sharp looking!!

 

Thanks...

Shannon

 

Here's the night and day difference.

 

How did you get the HVAC and headlight/foglight switches to have so much light?? You can hardly see mine.

BTW, Looks Sharp!

 

I have always wanted to do that. Can it be done using the factory PCM or is it something that you need to make work a more old-fashioned way?

 

Most gauges made no-a-days are digital. So, all you really need to do is find the correct signal wire, power, and ground wire, and you're set.