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Just a few pics of the "install" I dont have any pics from installing the bung but its pretty straight foward. Pic a location at least 18 inches from the turbo, grab the right size hole saw drill bit, weld it in and route the wires somewhere out of the way.
I decided to place it where the clock was since I only had this one gauge to put in otherwise I might of placed it above the radio instead. I dont need the clock as I have a phone or radio to tell me that.
![[Image: IMAGE_284.jpg]](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-pzgI3uoReg8/UmFYhfup2tI/AAAAAAAAM6w/Z6J307Uddxw/w775-h581-no/IMAGE_284.jpg)
I bought a square of lexan plastic from home depot and attempted to copy the original screw holes for the clock as best I could.
![[Image: IMAGE_287.jpg]](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-BGReKj6TO80/UmSCBSK8N3I/AAAAAAAAM7U/ptjnC8cpnmk/w775-h581-no/IMAGE_287.jpg)
Once I put the dash back together the silver ring wasnt centered so I had to elongate the holes and also shave the plastic to make the sqaure smaller.
I also spray painted the back of the piece with black primer and left the front facing clear and it gave it a glossy look.
I did this in prep for hopefully a P.I.M.P. one day down the road and also because I like monitoring stuff on the engine. Right now its at 11 a/f at WOT on 15 PSI and around 15 a/f at cruising with 3k. Ive also noticed the car runs rich when its cold at idle around 12 and leans out to 15 at idle after a while.
I dont know how I could actually mess around with the a/f ratio without a pimp. Either way its a good method of keeping and eye on things so my motor doesnt good BOOM down the road.
I decided to place it where the clock was since I only had this one gauge to put in otherwise I might of placed it above the radio instead. I dont need the clock as I have a phone or radio to tell me that.
![[Image: IMAGE_284.jpg]](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-pzgI3uoReg8/UmFYhfup2tI/AAAAAAAAM6w/Z6J307Uddxw/w775-h581-no/IMAGE_284.jpg)
I bought a square of lexan plastic from home depot and attempted to copy the original screw holes for the clock as best I could.
![[Image: IMAGE_287.jpg]](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-BGReKj6TO80/UmSCBSK8N3I/AAAAAAAAM7U/ptjnC8cpnmk/w775-h581-no/IMAGE_287.jpg)
Once I put the dash back together the silver ring wasnt centered so I had to elongate the holes and also shave the plastic to make the sqaure smaller.
I also spray painted the back of the piece with black primer and left the front facing clear and it gave it a glossy look.
![[Image: IMAGE_289.jpg]](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-YtAtFf9MS1s/UmSCIYj6ECI/AAAAAAAAM7k/haFju4qI2s0/w775-h581-no/IMAGE_289.jpg)
![[Image: IMAGE_295.jpg]](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-zh57W5hTUBg/UmbbSxXOn4I/AAAAAAAAM8s/OSwWA-KCPLU/w775-h581-no/IMAGE_295.jpg)
I did this in prep for hopefully a P.I.M.P. one day down the road and also because I like monitoring stuff on the engine. Right now its at 11 a/f at WOT on 15 PSI and around 15 a/f at cruising with 3k. Ive also noticed the car runs rich when its cold at idle around 12 and leans out to 15 at idle after a while.
I dont know how I could actually mess around with the a/f ratio without a pimp. Either way its a good method of keeping and eye on things so my motor doesnt good BOOM down the road.
88 5 speed TC
-3" DP,lowered, 255 Walbro, Gillis valve, Cobra R's, bondo/rust, Stinger's PIMP Ecu
-3" DP,lowered, 255 Walbro, Gillis valve, Cobra R's, bondo/rust, Stinger's PIMP Ecu