Anyone do aftermarket gauges in an 83? January 13, 2007, 10:18:30 PM I've been thinking about adding gauges for a while now and gumby's post got me thinking about it some more. My stock cluster only has a gas gauge and speedometer, kinda primitive. Has anyone else modified an 83 cluster? If so what did you do about the gear indicator? Quote Selected
Anyone do aftermarket gauges in an 83? Reply #1 – January 22, 2007, 09:26:52 PM Not really aftermarket but I did pull my factory faces and scaned them to make my own White faces. I'll get some pics up for you in a little while. I did put a pillar pod with 2 gauges in it. This is with a factory 84 turbo coupe cluster. Sound like you have the base cluster not much for those I bet. But here are mine any way. These are scans that have been inverted and colored to my liking. I printed them out on stick backed photo paper then covered them in clear coat. They have been on the car for about a year or more and they haven't faded. Hope you like what I have done. Quote Selected
Anyone do aftermarket gauges in an 83? Reply #2 – January 23, 2007, 01:00:33 PM An upgrade for that woudl be to do a Turbocoupe cluster iwth the tach and all. Try Mike Pinto (Aerobird motorsports), I think he has one. Depends on how much you want to spend, you could do a cluster with Autometers, but looking at money there.I found a canadian speedometer on ebay for the early style gauges, that goes to 110. Keep your eyes open for stuff like that, basically going to have to make something. I also have two gauges in an a-pillar pod, and a 3 3/8" tach on the column. HTHFrank M. Quote Selected
Anyone do aftermarket gauges in an 83? Reply #3 – January 23, 2007, 04:59:11 PM Nice gauges !!! Quote Selected
Anyone do aftermarket gauges in an 83? Reply #4 – April 20, 2010, 10:45:54 AM I figured I would drag this thread up rather than starting a new one. Has anyone put Autometer gauges in a 83-84 car specifically replacing the existing gauge cluster? I want to get a 160mph speedo and tack in the dash if possible. Pictures or renderings would be awesome. Wiring is not a concern or fabrication for the most part as I am decent at both.Darren Quote Selected