I am thinking I might have to go back to the tried-and-true option of putting them below the radio, after measuring it up and not wanting to cut stuff it I don't have to I think it should just fit if I remake the panel to reduce tolerances . Of course, that is to big for my s***ty little printer so I will have to section step it and lap under the screws. Lets see what it looks like in 4 hours lol
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3 hrs 24 mins to go , I hope I measured right ... it wouldn't have taken so long but I had to integrate the gauge mounts so it cleared the tinwork on the dash . Being it is curved also added to it since it needs some support to get the curve.
We have almost the exact same setup!
Westach egt/ boost, Dakota digital cluster
This gauge looks so nice is it bigger than normal gauges in diameter ? How deep is it?
If you're talking about the gauge cluster it's the Dakota digital unit which uses the stock bezel.
Same size as original and about the same depth.
It has a tach and you can monitor all kinds of stuff with add-on boxes.
It's awesome
If you're asking about the westach egt/ boost...2 7/8 diameter and about 3 inches deep. It was a bitch to install, but it's great
I used a knockout tool to cut the hole
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