Do these gauges come in metric? I couldn't see a metric option on the site anywhere.
New GT-40 Gauge Package
- Thread starter awatkins
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Speedhut offers metric faces on all their individual gauges. You might not be able to get a "set" price, but I'm sure they can do it.
Charlie Farley
Supporter
Another option would be exact reproductions of the gauges made by Smiths,
solely for Ford Advanced Vehicles Mk1. These were not supplied to any other vehicle, contrary to popular myth.
Photos can be found on my website, but below are a few examples.
solely for Ford Advanced Vehicles Mk1. These were not supplied to any other vehicle, contrary to popular myth.
Photos can be found on my website, but below are a few examples.
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Pretty neat that you can customize them. Mine will look like this (may nix the GT40 text...on the fence for that).
BTW, think they are planning to do a sale for Labor Day in case anyone was wanting a set of these too...that's what I am waiting on before I order them in.
BTW, think they are planning to do a sale for Labor Day in case anyone was wanting a set of these too...that's what I am waiting on before I order them in.
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Robert S.
GT40s Supporter
I have enjoyed the Vintage gauges now for nearly a year. No problems, and none expected. I did order them all with both a high and low warning indicator LED light, but after a few weeks I realized most of the low warning lights were not necessary: oil, water, as two examples.
The GPS speedo always amazes me because it never fails to operate, even under short tunnels, and when under clusters of tree branches. It appears stable and very accurate - no bouncing or flutter. The GPS antenna is as small as a match box and long ago slid down a short distance between the dash and front window - literally out of sight.
The shift points on the RPM gauge was a nice feature too.
A small fader switch was included for the dash lights. Best of all, the ability to see the gauges at night was increased by a hundred fold.
The GPS speedo always amazes me because it never fails to operate, even under short tunnels, and when under clusters of tree branches. It appears stable and very accurate - no bouncing or flutter. The GPS antenna is as small as a match box and long ago slid down a short distance between the dash and front window - literally out of sight.
The shift points on the RPM gauge was a nice feature too.
A small fader switch was included for the dash lights. Best of all, the ability to see the gauges at night was increased by a hundred fold.
