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Gauge cluster opinions

Jakedog

Bronco Guru
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I will be rewiring my bronco fairly soon and I'm trying to decide on gauge options. My original plan 4 years ago was to run auto meter gauges (I'm currently running 3 auto meter in a cheapo bezel for oil, gas, and water). Now I'm leaning towards restoring the factory cluster or going with a Dakota digital dash.
If I restore the cluster it will be sent to Classy Gauges.

Does the sunlight eventually ruin the digital gauges?

Wild horses sells a new stock cluster. Anyone here using it? Is it made in USA, or is it Chinese crap?

Thanks.
 

clinem03

Sr. Member
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Sep 9, 2017
Messages
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I will be rewiring my bronco fairly soon and I'm trying to decide on gauge options. My original plan 4 years ago was to run auto meter gauges (I'm currently running 3 auto meter in a cheapo bezel for oil, gas, and water). Now I'm leaning towards restoring the factory cluster or going with a Dakota digital dash.
If I restore the cluster it will be sent to Classy Gauges.

Does the sunlight eventually ruin the digital gauges?

Wild horses sells a new stock cluster. Anyone here using it? Is it made in USA, or is it Chinese crap?

Thanks.

I just got my gauge cluster back from Kevin at Classy Gauges. He absolutely CRUSHED it, it’s my favorite bronco part so far and I can wait to get the dash back in with the gauge. If you haven’t chatted with Kevin yet, hit him up as he can likely answer your question. He is super knowledgeable.
 

Broncobowsher

Total hack
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Jun 4, 2002
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You are missing this option
https://instruments.con2r.com/shop/66-77-ford-bronco-superstock-instruments/

Not off the shelf. Custom made. And if they don't have the trim color you want in the basic options, they will make it for you. For the most part, anything is possible. The option list is just the basic options. Custom is there game. If you can imagine it, and describe it, they can build it.

Don't own one, but have seen them (when SEMA was an event you could actually attend). I do own one of there steering wheels, love it. Good quality. Classic style without going for the ricer bling look.
 

Broncobowsher

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Those are just the stock options. If you have something else in mind contact them. When I did the steering wheel I didn't like any of the horn buttons. They came up with a different one that isn't in there catalog. They offered custom color options on the steering wheel as well.

It is a true custom build.
 

sprdv1

Contributor
REBEL
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Mar 8, 2007
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Those are just the stock options. If you have something else in mind contact them. When I did the steering wheel I didn't like any of the horn buttons. They came up with a different one that isn't in there catalog. They offered custom color options on the steering wheel as well.

It is a true custom build.

Great way for them to add to the customer base

Always good biz to be flexible
 
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