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Bah, school is for tards with helmets. Lets get this build done already. J/k

Mine is dead too. But, I'll have some pics tonight or tomorrow of the gauges I just installed.

I have a question about installing the sensor for the water temp gauge. Do I have to drill and tap a hole where the stock one is? Or can I drill a hole in a radiator hose and install the sensor there with a nut tightening it down? I've never done this before, so bare with me. Thanks

jdub. I think my problem is that I used the signal from the stock water temp gauge. I hooked back up the factory gauge and it was reading fine. I am going to use the sensor that came with the gauge and see how that works. Guyana00- They are electric gauges, not digital. I'll be...

Thanks jdub. I think something is wrong with the wiring. It's an electric temp gauge. It was at like 240 degrees :aigo: .

Good looking out dugums.

I just installed an aftermarket water temp gauge and it seems like it is too high. What is the normal operating temp in degrees? Before I took out the stock one, the temp was a hair below the middle of the gauge. So, it was normal. I looked in the TSRM and couldn't find a definite answer...

Put some periods and comma's in your sentances.

:puke: That's a mental image I didn't want to think about before going to sleep.

How much are they?

I'd say the coolant with the plugs and wires is your problem. If you have a wet/dry vac, use that. Or if you can drive to the closest car wash that has the high power vacumes, use those. Or if you don't have either, a towel and screw driver. But, I would change out the plugs and wires. As...

Make that 3.

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Looking pretty good Soup.

29 y/o from profile. Definitely don't wrap the window trim in CF. My suggestion is to paint the whole car cobalt blue including trim and keep the CF hood CF. That would look sick. But, keep the orange out of it.

I think that aluminized is real easy to weld. I'm using a Lincoln weldpak gasless flux cored and it makes some clean welds on the aluminized steel. It's a hellava lot cheaper as well. My theory is that stainless is nice looking and won't rust. But, it is under the car and not even seen. I'd...

Jegs.com I get all my aluminized tubing from them. Cheap u-bends and piping. The shipping is very cheap and fast. I'm not sure of the SS tubing. I'm too poor for that :icon_bigg . Good luck Jake.

If you look at the hole where the line goes into, there should be a rubber grommet thing. That will do most of the sealing. It wouldn't hurt to use some teflon tape.

Very big thanks from AF1. In another aspect, I'm poor because of this damn site. But, very much well worth it. Thanks SC and DT.