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04-22-2001, 08:53 PM
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I am not a big fan of electrical gauges myself. A mechanical unit is far more accurate and reliable, at least I think they are. Buy a nice set of mechanical gauges and be done with it.
------------------ '82 GT 351W C-4,BBK headers,Carter 625 carb,Comp.Cam,Flowmaster exhaust. 1988 GT...T-5,bone stock [This message has been edited by 82 GT (edited 04-22-2001).] |
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