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Chodel
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Location: Louisville, co
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 Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2014 10:58 pm Post subject: Clock mounting ideas? |
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I've put an rpm guage in place of my clock, but i hate to see my clock just sitting on the shelf. I'd like to mount it somewhere in the center of the dash but cant find a gauge pod large enough for It. I was just wondering if anyone has done this, or other interesting ideas. Pics would be sweeeeet.
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Mr. Unpopular
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Location: Tampa Florida
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I can't picture it fitting anywhere. If it's that important, I would buy a smaller tach, mount that under the dash or on the column, and put the clock back in it's factory spot.
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aeromech
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If you have a working clock you could sell it and maybe get $150-200 for it. Then use that money on something cool like oil pressure and temperature gauges.
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