Aftermarket gauges?

[Vodka0tter]

View media item 31957

Aerometer mounted on a cut sheet of plastic


View media item 31957

 

[Tim W]

We cant see the album... or at least I cant

 

[Chilledspode]

I can not see it, as well...

 

[Leonidman63]

One thing you might try is buying a GPS unit at a pawn shop, I got mine for $30 and it will show a screen with the current speed on it. I originally bought mine so I wouldn't have to worry about looking for street signs, I now usually keep it on the speedometer setting as I can track and focus on it quicker. It's a little Garmin Nuvi model.

 

[David89gmc]

View media item 31957

Aerometer mounted on a cut sheet of plastic


View media item 31957

Since when do we need permission to view a post? Huh?

 

[Vodka0tter]

Well, obviously I have no idea how to show a picture from my media...

 

[RDF1]

Im using a cheap $75 andriod tablet with the $10 OBDII Bluetooth adapter and $5 Torque app.
reading its info from the PCM is pretty accurate data.
It has GPS built in also.
I know it doesnt look as cool but its cost effective and it has wifi so i bluetooth it to my amp and listen to pandora on the daily drive.
Use my phone as a hotspot and everything works good.

 

[Mark Gilbert]

To answer your other question, not having a security light will not cause a no start issue. In fact you could completely unplug the gauge cluster and drive the truck.

So if you want to replace the full cluster with a homebuilt one then you should be fine.

 

[Daly]

To answer your other question, not having a security light will not cause a no start issue. In fact you could completely unplug the gauge cluster and drive the truck.

So if you want to replace the full cluster with a homebuilt one then you should be fine.

That's what I wanted to hear. Thanks