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Got the typical idiot lights on the dash of my 69 C-10. I want to add some guages so my 292 can talk to me. Whats a better choice, electric or mechanical? I'm looking at some Autometer ultra lites.

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Autometer makes good stuff.My buddy installed the electric set in his 76 Nova and they look and work well.Go to their web site and you will be "In Love" lol


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Electrical are best.


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I prefer to use mechanical for temp and pressure to eliminate any possibility of any electrical problems from giving inaccurate readings. Either type would be ok though, mechanical is just my preferrence. Auto Meter makes exellent products, that's what I'm running.


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i have electric sunpro temp guages on my 50 ####.they say the engines running 280 degrees.yet the engines running straight water and never boils over.


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