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I finally made a decision on gauges and here they are.
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Looks nice.
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It was a tough decision between Dakota Digital and NVU. I went with the M-102 as I liked how it looked the best.
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Need pics of them installed. 
I've done alot of custom resto work with NVU - they make nice looking setups. Almost went this way but had all new VDO Visions to use.
I've done alot of custom resto work with NVU - they make nice looking setups. Almost went this way but had all new VDO Visions to use.
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Will those fit in stock locations? Never done any gauges yet.
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Did you buy their snap-adapt for the 18pin plug or are going to to just cut the 18pin
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Sorry it took so long to reply to everyone. I initially thought I would use the snap adapt but ended up installing a painless wiring harness. Just finishing that up now. No need for the snap adapt
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I will send some pics once I am done. I decided to do a rattle can rebuild inside the cab and that really slowed me down. I realized I wouldn’t do it once the gauges and new dash pad were installed. I was just being lazy.
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Zelph, not sure what you are referring to. Sounds like I didn’t do all my homework before my purchase. I will go back to their website and see what I missed as I thought this was their complete kit. I
yes, these gauges fit in the original locations. I added a tachometer gauge and it will go where the old fuel gauge was. I understand they take a bit of monkeying with to get right but haven’t installed them yet. The decision was ultimately about looks and I hope they perform well.
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You'll probably have to take the whole panel of then you can get to the connections to remove it. I'm sure the know itself won't screw off.
