gauge question

It's up to you what you want. Mechnical gauges are cheaper, but a little harder to route the capillary tubing up to the pillar.

Before anyone says it, mechanical temp gauges do not route coolant into the passenger compartment. They use capilarry tubing which transfers the heat.

Electrical gauges are easy to hook up, but don't usually have full sweep motion like mechanicals do. Mechanical gauges are more acurate because they have more then 90* of sweep.

To install, you'll have to put the sender where the stock temp gauge sender is. You could buy a new sender for $5 too, but then you'll need to find a nother location to mount it since you want the autometer gauge in the most accurate location

Here are my pillar mounted mechanical water and oil pressure gauges