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cant help with the install... but how did youget them?? did some1 give you a vin?? or are these available for purchase to any1 now?

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I have been lucky enough to get my hands on some typhoon gauages and im interested in installing them into the t just wondering if anyone has done it befor or if they can help me out with some info

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Give Turbo Tom a pm he'll put you in the know :stirthepot::laughing::laughing:

vik...he did similar in his ute

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I got the Typhoon housing but I didn't want the gauges, so I got some after maket one's but it took about 6hr's to put mine in but it was a friend that was doing it so it's all good, didn't really pay that much it's if he was to do it again it would take about 3 or 4

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Ditto Vince, they look great :blink: and I have the genuine housing also, but still to get the gauges. Mate, can you let me know how hard they were to fit? Did the housing need any modifying? Also, if you don't mind, could you please pm me brand/size/pricing details also? :spoton:

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I went a similar path with the Phoon pod and the Nexus gauges from Autometer. I think they look a lot nicer than the factory Phoon ones, at least they have numbers on them! ;)

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M G

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Guys, If you want a step by step to installing guages, try a search as it has been covered several times this year.

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the guage housing is 2"1/16 and yeah I had to mod it a bit coz the guagues sat out about 5mm and the gaauge already had a crome face but yeah I used the bit that are normaly at the front of the typhoon gauges and cut the in half vertical to get rid of the lip so they cover the gap on the housing to the gauge face, here is a pic with the gap on one gauge and the other one that is all fixed up

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