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rickster99

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I would like to know if I can use the Mach1 gauges on my 03 GT? Also if so, where can I get it and whats the best place to get it?

 

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Why not get the Bullitt gauges? Then the tach will be right.

 

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codyGT said:

Why not get the Bullitt gauges? Then the tach will be right.

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Yea I guess I could do that too. Any good suggestions where to get it?

 

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rickster99 said:

Yea I guess I could do that too. Any good suggestions where to get it?

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Mach 1 gauges were originally from the Bullitt anyway. I'd be interested to know where to get them too...does Ford sell them over-the-counter? Or is aftermarket the only way?

 

GT-03

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john_324 said:

Mach 1 gauges were originally from the Bullitt anyway.

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As noted above, the Bullitt tach is redlined for the 16v engine. The Mach 1 tach is redlined for the 32v engine. So, there is a difference between the two.

 

sabrooks

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I would be interested also in getting the Bullet gauges. I have not seen anyone selling them

 

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GT-03 said:

As noted above, the Bullitt tach is redlined for the 16v engine. The Mach 1 tach is redlined for the 32v engine. So, there is a difference between the two.

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Yeah, I know. I was thinking in terms of the style/font when I wrote that...sorry.

I was kinda dissapointed that Ford didn't come out with a "new" retro design for the Mach 1 cluster, but rather used the Bullitt one with a revised redline on the tach.

 

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No aftermarket version is available. You'd have to get them through Ford. You're not going to be able to find the Bullitt gauges bevause it isn't in production anymore.

 

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GT-03 said:

As noted above, the Bullitt tach is redlined for the 16v engine. The Mach 1 tach is redlined for the 32v engine. So, there is a difference between the two.

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Let me clear things up. The mach 1 uses the same style gauges as the bullitt. Actually the auto 32v mach 1 uses the EXACT same gauge as the 16v bullitt because the auto mach redlines at 5800. Only the 5-speed mach 1 uses a different guages due to the higher redline. You can use either gauge but, if you want the correct tach get the bullitt gauges (auto mach 1).

 

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Alright, I found some gauges for you guys.

$59.95 + S&H

http://www.mach1performance.org/interior.htm

 

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do you have to take off the needles to put it in or is it the whole panel

 

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How would i go about putting the newer style gauges into my 98 GT?

 

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Its an insert. Your current gauges are basically stickers stuck onto the cluster. You remove your stock ones and stick the Mach 1/Bullitt ones on. You have to remove the needles. The same insert can work for 96-98 GT's also.