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Old 02-21-2010, 06:46 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by JAAY
Installing the AEM uego gauge to the box. Bought it from aemonly.com if you are interested. Some stuff I did today.


I will do a small write up on that too when I get the chance. It is a simple install.
compared to the engine swap you did - ANYTHING else is a simple install now!

let us know how it turns out. you think that gauge will look okay on the inside of the car? does it glow amber or another color? I know ffrom past experiences on other cars, there are some high $$ gauges out there that you can alter the gauge face color to match your OEM lights. i think durameter made a line of gauges that did that. if that was somethign you were concerned with..

can't wait for more pics!
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