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#11
02-09-2019, 02:36 PM
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I think you would be pretty "hard pressed" to to tell the difference. Plus you have piece of mind knowing the gauges are new and you don't have to fuss around with getting the old ones calibrated or checked. 90% of people won't know the difference.
At a car show one time a judge thought that the old Chevrolet over the counter dealer tachometer on my dashboard was a fuzzbuster. LOL Just my .02 Rich
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02-13-2019, 01:44 PM
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They are pretty close, the biggest diff are the dots between the numerical increments. This didn't bother me, I bought 'em for Ben's Nova because they were new and I didn't have to mess with any old & broken stuff....
So, I went and bought the tach as well.....
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