Pics of my new digital tach installed
12-05-2004 | 02:17 PM
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The stuffed animal is a nice touch, lol. 
But seriously it looks good. The flamed gauges look okay to me. I was kinda hopin' you'd go with a guage that lights up blue. Isn't that what color the Escalade gauges light up? Not sure though. Anyways looks cool and adds function.
But seriously it looks good. The flamed gauges look okay to me. I was kinda hopin' you'd go with a guage that lights up blue. Isn't that what color the Escalade gauges light up? Not sure though. Anyways looks cool and adds function.
12-05-2004 | 02:34 PM
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From: MISSISSIPPI, LAUREL
Originally Posted by goshawk23
it looks good man. i want to get the biggest tach they make and stick it to my hood with a huge yellow light, telling me when to shift, even though i have an auto. lol.
12-05-2004 | 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 4.8PWR
The stuffed animal is a nice touch, lol.
But seriously it looks good. The flamed gauges look okay to me. I was kinda hopin' you'd go with a guage that lights up blue. Isn't that what color the Escalade gauges light up? Not sure though. Anyways looks cool and adds function.
But seriously it looks good. The flamed gauges look okay to me. I was kinda hopin' you'd go with a guage that lights up blue. Isn't that what color the Escalade gauges light up? Not sure though. Anyways looks cool and adds function.
He's been in the truck since day two, so I can't just throw him. I'm still up in the air on if I'm going to do the escalade cluster or a denali cluster with a white face and red numbers, since I'm going to install a digital temp on the a-pillar and just really want the new cluster for the 120 speedo. Decisions...Decisions...
12-05-2004 | 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by slowprocess
Don't hate on my bobble head bulldog! He's been in the truck since day two, so I can't just throw him. I'm still up in the air on if I'm going to do the escalade cluster or a denali cluster with a white face and red numbers, since I'm going to install a digital temp on the a-pillar and just really want the new cluster for the 120 speedo. Decisions...Decisions...
He's been in the truck since day two, so I can't just throw him. I'm still up in the air on if I'm going to do the escalade cluster or a denali cluster with a white face and red numbers, since I'm going to install a digital temp on the a-pillar and just really want the new cluster for the 120 speedo. Decisions...Decisions...
12-05-2004 | 09:06 PM
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From: Cleveland Mississippi
Originally Posted by ranwalk
By the way...where are the pics of the tach showing over 5500?? I knew it couldnt do it..lol
J/K
J/K
Damn, I love those escalade gauges! You might have made up my mind on that one.
12-05-2004 | 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 408RCSB
my i have a part# list of what u used to do the tach install?thanks!
This is the part number on the gauge pod- ATM-15007
Install is a snap. I just spliced into the ignition hot, a ground coming out of the stock gauge cluster, the dimmer wire to the dimmer wire coming out of the headlight box, and I spliced into the white wire in the stock cluster for the tach function. We had to calibrate it for the motor, but it's a super simple process that just requires cutting two loop wires in back of the tach. Took about 10 seconds to do.
12-05-2004 | 09:27 PM
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From: El Valle,Tx
That digital tach looks cool slowprocess, it would look way better with the Escalade cluster in back of it. Although if you dont want to pay that much a Denali cluster will look just as good too. They both are about the same, only that the Caddy cluster has that fancy looking style, while the Denali keeps the truck style but with the tranny guage, 120 MPH speedo, and white needles. your choice, laters.