Sleeper gauge locations
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From: Rainy Seattle, USA
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (Quaalude)
I like how you did yours better 
i shouldve covered it with something ,but, i was thinking that nobody else is going to see it so i just left it at that!! 
i shouldve covered it with something ,but, i was thinking that nobody else is going to see it so i just left it at that!!
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From: boise, id, usa
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (pagong)
in my eclipse i have A/C contols that are circular shaped, i'll get some pics, but i am in the process of putting a/f, egt, and fuel pressure in them.. and i am getting oil and nitrous pressure on the top of my dash
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From: Bangkok, Thailand, Thailand
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (servion)
Here's my setup in progress
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From: www.js-garage.com
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (inspyral)
If you have an empty DIN panel, you can fit 3 gauges there...
BLITZ makes a 3x43mm DIN panel
Omori makes 3x45mm and 3x52mm DIN panels:
[Modified by inspyral, 11:27 PM 6/12/2002]
BLITZ makes a 3x43mm DIN panel
Omori makes 3x45mm and 3x52mm DIN panels:
[Modified by inspyral, 11:27 PM 6/12/2002]
are those gauges any good???
What gauges do i need? say i went turbo, what gauges are recommended?
[Modified by Jordo, 1:16 PM 6/17/2002]
[Modified by Jordo, 1:26 PM 6/17/2002]
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From: San Jose, CA, USA
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (Jordo)
Omori http://omori-na.com/
I would get at least a boost gauge and an EGT or A/F meter...
I would get at least a boost gauge and an EGT or A/F meter...
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From: Bangkok, Thailand, Thailand
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (Jordo)
here's pics of my friend's 200SX HKS glovebox bezels and HKS Camp unit..
seems like the glovebox thing is the popular thing to do, although it would probably be hard to look at during driving unless you had the meters angled like as shown above..
seems like the glovebox thing is the popular thing to do, although it would probably be hard to look at during driving unless you had the meters angled like as shown above..
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From: Growing up in the hood
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (GudeH23a)
probably a dremel tool
....i got my money worth out of this tool, especially with the turbo install and what notthe only problem with cutting plexiglass with the dremel is that the plexiglass will melt and reform, holding the piece you are trying to cut together....u have to cut a small section and then break off the old melt/reform plexiglass and move on
[Modified by Quaalude, 6:15 PM 6/17/2002]
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From: All around, De/Pa
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (turbopanda)
You can also find the HKS Camp on ebay. If you read through the description of the ones sold on ebay, you will see these are stripped down models.
Pretty cool though. Kinda Skyline R34-esq.
Pretty cool though. Kinda Skyline R34-esq.
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From: Long Island, NY, USA
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (KekeK-18)
sleeper gauge locations= non function locations 
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Re: Sleeper gauge locations (Quaalude)
probably a dremel tool
dremel ....i got my money worth out of this tool, especially with the turbo install and what not
the only problem with cutting plexiglass with the dremel is that the plexiglass will melt and reform, holding the piece you are trying to cut together....u have to cut a small section and then break off the old melt/reform plexiglass and move on
[Modified by Quaalude, 6:15 PM 6/17/2002]
dremel
....i got my money worth out of this tool, especially with the turbo install and what notthe only problem with cutting plexiglass with the dremel is that the plexiglass will melt and reform, holding the piece you are trying to cut together....u have to cut a small section and then break off the old melt/reform plexiglass and move on
[Modified by Quaalude, 6:15 PM 6/17/2002]
Which attachment did you use?
thanks.
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From: Naples, Fl, USA
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (justagsr)
What kind of materials do you guys use to locate these gauges? Like is that plastic or something that you cut out to place your gauges in DIN slots? I want to place my AVC-R where my factory radio was, but I need to know what you bought.
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From: Trinidad, W.I.
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (VTC_CiViC)
I know that ABS plastic is one of the essential materials used by car stereo installers for a custom install... I assume some of you have used that... but Where in the world do you buy it ?
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From: DC Suburbs, USA
Re: Sleeper gauge locations (Canuk_SiR)
I can still see it fine located here when I look at it. But it's not in my vision the whole time so that crapo a/f gauge doesn't bother me the entire time I'm driving.
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Re: Sleeper gauge locations (VTC_CiViC)
What kind of materials do you guys use to locate these gauges? Like is that plastic or something that you cut out to place your gauges in DIN slots? I want to place my AVC-R where my factory radio was, but I need to know what you bought.