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tjh566

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Ive seen the "Auto Meter Mustang Instrument Cluster" and the "Roush Performance Mustang Performance Series Clusters" and I think they look sweet. Is there anything like them made for our years? I'd really like to get one like that. Thanks.
 

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I thought I read somewhere that they were going to make them for our years, but everything I've seen so far I think is for 99 and up, could be wrong though
 

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I agree that they look pretty sweet.

Just another case of the '94-'95 being ignored. . .

Bastards!
 

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tjh566 said:
Ive seen the "Auto Meter Mustang Instrument Cluster" and the "Roush Performance Mustang Performance Series Clusters" and I think they look sweet. Is there anything like them made for our years? I'd really like to get one like that. Thanks.
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A couple of years ago in 5.0 mustang I saw a small ad from a florida company (forgot the name) that stated they made the clusters for 94\95, but it was like $500.
Tim
 

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18mustangs said:
A couple of years ago in 5.0 mustang I saw a small ad from a florida company (forgot the name) that stated they made the clusters for 94\95, but it was like $500.
Tim
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florida50.com they are amazing quality!!
 

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anyone got pics of these florda gauges?

what do the roush look like, just cerious.
 
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the Roush are carried by jegs:
http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=428498&prmenbr=361

I looked at the flordia50 site and those dont look as good as these do
 

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nice thing about the Florida50 gauges is there actual gauges.. Roush and all the others are still stock gauges. I'm building my own cluster out of Auto meter Gauges
 
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i looked into doing this but how do you keep your stock chit, like the odometer and trip? you would have to replace all of your stock senders. speedo, oil pressure water. etc. then the computer gets screwd if the sender sends the wrong voltage to the EEC
 

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ef200098 said:
i looked into doing this but how do you keep your stock chit, like the odometer and trip? you would have to replace all of your stock senders. speedo, oil pressure water. etc. then the computer gets screwd if the sender sends the wrong voltage to the EEC
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Computer doesn't get siginal for the Water Temp, Oil Pressure, Volts, Fuel Level. I bought an Electric Speedo... It should by what AutoMeter told me just hook right up using the stock sending unit. Will find out soon.
Danny
 
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computere does get signal from water temp and volts. computer adjusts injector pulse width and timing if there is a variance in voltage. computer also uses water temp to adjust timing, also for cold starting vs hot starting. computer also uses the speedo for the dashpot decay (rate at which the idle will be brought back down). why get an autometer speedo if everything else is going to be stock?
 

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ef200098 said:
computere does get signal from water temp and volts. computer adjusts injector pulse width and timing if there is a variance in voltage. computer also uses water temp to adjust timing, also for cold starting vs hot starting. computer also uses the speedo for the dashpot decay (rate at which the idle will be brought back down). why get an autometer speedo if everything else is going to be stock?
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NOpe, there are two water guages, the ECT sensor which sends readings to the EEC and then the Water temp sending unit that sends water temp to your gauge un connected. As are the batter voltage on sends to the cluster and one sends to the EEC so you can remove all of those gauges and nothing will happen to your car.
 
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