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Well I finally got some time to put in my silver faced Canadian gauges in my car. They are Macewan Motorsports silver overlays with the T/A bezel. I got the little SS decal made locally.
I also got some brighter bulbs so it lights up nice at night with no dull areas anywhere..
-------------------- Curtis Knops www.thefbody.com My website Stage II milled 6.0L heads Thunder Racing TR224 Cam LS6 Intake Jet Hot LT headers, no cats Magnaflow Exhaust 12.4@116.4mph on BFG G-force KD's 6spd, stock rear... Posts: 671 | From: Saskatoon SK Canada | Registered: Feb 2000
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Nice I see you have C, kPa and km/h on the gauges. I thought Canada used mph, and so on, like in the US. Didn't know you were kicking it euro style
quote:Originally posted by Sweden SS: Nice I see you have C, kPa and km/h on the gauges. I thought Canada used mph, and so on, like in the US. Didn't know you were kicking it euro style
We started to go partially metric in 1977. That's when vehicle instrumentation, weights and measures, speed limits and temperature readouts changed to metric, just to name a few. It took a while to get used to driving at the legal speed of 90 or 100, a comfortable temperature was at 22 degrees and pressure was measured in kilopascals or bars, but now it's a breeze since I'm so used to it.
-------------------- 2002 LE convertible with all GM options LE #3079, SLP Build #C410
All SLP options except Auburn & G-Force D. Goetz Fabrications STB and bolt-on SFCs, SLP LT headers and cats, Gentex mirror, power antenna with control switch, engine plaque, Mobile 1 applique and oil filler cap Posts: 137 | From: Fergus, Ontario, Canada | Registered: Feb 2003
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-------------------- 2002 LE convertible with all GM options LE #3079, SLP Build #C410
All SLP options except Auburn & G-Force D. Goetz Fabrications STB and bolt-on SFCs, SLP LT headers and cats, Gentex mirror, power antenna with control switch, engine plaque, Mobile 1 applique and oil filler cap Posts: 137 | From: Fergus, Ontario, Canada | Registered: Feb 2003
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-------------------- http://community.webshots.com/user/sscamaro02 AMERICAN CAMARO ASSOCIATION 2002 SS (M02-2022)(Build Date 9/10/01) T-Top,Bright Rally Red,Ebony Leather,Hurst Shifter,SLP Options: 345HP,SS Grille,SS Floor Mats,Personalized SS Rear Deck Mat,17"X 9" ZR1 Type Chrome Wheels,SS Cover,Engine Plaque. Additional Mods:GMMG Chambered Exhaust,FLP LT Headers,SLP CAI,K&N Filter,Silver Hood Stripes, Silver Letters on Rear Facia and Spohn Performance LCA, Panhard,SFC and Adj. Torq Arm w/Drive Shaft Loops.384/rwhp and 381/rwtq
1969 SS396 Olympic Gold.Unrestored,L34(350HP),M21 close ratio 4-Speed,Cowl Hood,Spoilers Front and Rear,Console w/Gages.Second owner since Nov.1971. 1 of 2018 Produced Posts: 828 | From: Denver,PA | Registered: Dec 2001
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I put mine [white ones] on about a month ago when the car was in storage for the winter and on jack stands so putting the bexel on was easy cause I could run the car to move the speedo. If I was to do it again I would have removed the bulbs and put a bright light such as a trouble light under the cluster so I could line up the overlays better to the lines and numbers etc. The light would shine through the bulb holes to light the cluster. I had the cluster on the kitchen table cause it was not bright enough in the garage. I was only off the slightest. The more I would try to correct it by pulling off the overlays the worst it got cause I think they were getting slightly streched. The only time you can notice them being a bit off is at night and it's more on the low speedo. side. I also went with the brighter bulbs.
-------------------- 99SS, C221, Black Convertible, Neutral top and neutral leather, 6spd.,B/M shifter, all power, CD/radio, traction control, loud mouth, SLP strut tower brace, K&N Filter, dyno'd at 312.6 hp. and 321.8 torque at 122.97 mph and 12.7 fuel/air ratio with the above mods. I've just installed SLP y-pipe, lid, and bellows. Dec. 2003, installed Don Goetz SFC,s. February 2004 I added white gauges. Posts: 57 | From: Port Elgin, Ontario< Canada | Registered: Feb 2000
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