good gauge spots for 94, pillar?

[Classicfordguy]

Ghunt, I'll take a pic and post it up in the morning, used a gauge plate my dad had then fabbed up a bracket to scew under the trim. It was supposed to be temporary cause it looks a little crummy but I doubt Ill ever touch it, you know how that goes.

-Rob

 

[Classicfordguy]

Ghunt, here are some pics of the gauges I've already got.

 

[subway]

if you are putting the gages in the piller it is far easier to run wires for electrical. i ran tubes for my oil and boost up to the piller allong with the wires for the temp gage and lights. having the tubes run through the dash and around corners dousent give me the warm and fuzzy looking back. the boost dousent bother me much and i will most likely change the oil pressure gage.

i would reccomend electric for them, if they are good quality gages they will be accurite but more expensive.

 

[ghunt]

Ya know...somehow, my mirror ended up way too close to the top of the windshield. I can't even mount anything like that.

When I bought the truck the mirror had fallen off so I had to glue it back on the windshield. I put it in a spot that looked "right" but I think I got it too close to the headliner.

Ah well

 

[BROWNIEBOY525]

check out diesel manors site they have the cheapest prices on gauges and pillar I have found and the ship really fast

 

[Diezel_Cowboy]

see picture: