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Digital vs. Analog Gauges

 
55Guy 55Guy
New User | Posts: 27 | Joined: 07/06
Posted: 07/21/06
02:25 AM

How does everyone feel about installing digital gauges in place of the factory analog displays in a C1? Blasphme or giving a classic some modern accents?  

 
mikecoletta mikecoletta
New User | Posts: 2 | Joined: 08/06
Posted: 08/03/06
06:39 AM

Personally, I like the analog gauge look, but have installed both. I'm into the retro-mod cars, and like to convert the gauges to run with the modern electronics, but maintain the stock appearance.  I just finished a 61 with an LS6, and I'm having a tough time making the the tach work.  It's converted to an electric unit. The computer apparently puts out a square wave instead of a voltage pulse, so the tach won't read. I'll figure it out sooner or later.  I used a pretty neat gadget to crank the speedo.  It's called a Cable-X box from Abbott industries.  It converts the 6 speed transmission pulse to a motor in a little black box that drives the speedo.  Really works nice.  

 
presidential presidential
New User | Posts: 47 | Joined: 08/06
Posted: 08/29/06
11:06 PM

That's pretty slick, you have any pictures of the car?  

 

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