Clichk on photo to enlarge? I'll figure this photo posting yet!
Bumpside
1972 SWB Ranger XLT
`We'll hold the distinction of being the only Nation in the history of the world that ever went to the poor house in an automobile.' (Will Rogers)
1972 SWB Ranger XLT
`We'll hold the distinction of being the only Nation in the history of the world that ever went to the poor house in an automobile.' (Will Rogers)
That's cool Bump. That was another idea I was playing around with, but wasn't sure how the two gauge styles would go together. The carbon fiber backer mades it look more race truck, interesting.
Ranchero50 wrote:That's cool Bump. That was another idea I was playing around with, but wasn't sure how the two gauge styles would go together. The carbon fiber backer mades it look more race truck, interesting.
Jamie
I see you do CNC work. The Gauge holders for this set up would be easy for you to turn out. let me know if you do. I will buy the first set.
Thanks for the complement
1972 SWB Ranger XLT
`We'll hold the distinction of being the only Nation in the history of the world that ever went to the poor house in an automobile.' (Will Rogers)
See, that's what you get for being west coast Ryan...
Bump, the mills a lot of fun. Spent the day trying to get the tramp oil out of the coolant and then cleaning out the coolant sump. Stuff'll make you sick and I had a couple islands floating around in it.
The only bad for my mill is it only has a 18" X travel and the clusters are around 20 or 22 if I remember correctly so it's a two fixture process to make them.
Robroy, if you want I could do the cad stuff for you to make a panel or make one old school for you (by hand) still a lot of work to install it and get the wiring working.
1972 SWB Ranger XLT
`We'll hold the distinction of being the only Nation in the history of the world that ever went to the poor house in an automobile.' (Will Rogers)
OK, is it is, or is it isn't ! I see it on my screen , but then again I see lots of stuff on my screen
It's 1/4 stick time for this computer if it's not this #$%%&@$#%$% Computer stuff!
1972 SWB Ranger XLT
`We'll hold the distinction of being the only Nation in the history of the world that ever went to the poor house in an automobile.' (Will Rogers)
Well I'm thinking of going with the Haneline panel, since I like its looks and it'll get the job done with a minimal time investment. It comes mounted in its own ABS plastic bezel, unlike the others that want me to chop up a factory bezel to get them installed.
I mailed the folks at Haneline back in December and got some great replies. One of the replies included a better photo of their panel--it's still not a superb photo, but it's a little better than that miniature photo on the web site. Here it is:
Yeah the bezel it comes with could really save some time. Although I have yet to see a detailed report of how one of the other cluster inserts was installed in a factory bezel, I can imagine that it would take many hours of tinkering to get it right. This way it's just a matter of installing the gauges. Maybe painting the bezel first if I don't like the black.