Custom gauge cluster
09-18-2015, 04:03 PM
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Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Why no ford engine....I wanted to go fast 
and had the 572" crate motor already, has a powerglide trans also. My 381ci. SBC Dart block/heads makes quite a bit more HP than the 572" does. But the Mustang we drive to cruise ins and on weekends mostly or when she wants to go to the track on grudge night to make a few bucks.
I have used Auto Meter gauges for a very long time high quality or were anyway now I depend heavily on a laptop to see what went on during the run and not what I remembered from seeing the gauges for the most part.
and had the 572" crate motor already, has a powerglide trans also. My 381ci. SBC Dart block/heads makes quite a bit more HP than the 572" does. But the Mustang we drive to cruise ins and on weekends mostly or when she wants to go to the track on grudge night to make a few bucks.I have used Auto Meter gauges for a very long time high quality or were anyway now I depend heavily on a laptop to see what went on during the run and not what I remembered from seeing the gauges for the most part.
You want to go fast inexpensively lol no argument Chevys make good reliable power. i am a fan of ls swap in anything....... but a ford. Auto meter does make nice gauges, but for half the price ill take my custom gauges that have proven them selves accurate and reliable. But the race pack will stay in the 1450 truck.
09-19-2015, 05:34 AM
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Year: 1989 xj sport 2dr
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