Sn95 Gauges Into Fox Dash

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im doing a complete modFox swap on my 84 shell, using my 96 as the donor. This includes wiring and computer. Because of this, I need to use the sn95 Gauges. I like the look of the Fox dash and don't want to install the sn95 dash in it.

Is there a way to put the sn95 Gauges into the Fox dash? I know it won't be easy. I've seen one photo of someone who did this, but there wasn't any write up.

Any help would be appreciated
TIA

Jim

 

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http://forums.corral.net/forums/body-shop/916576-1987-1999-=.html

https://www.stangnet.com/mustang-forums/threads/94-gauge-cluster-in-5-0-anyone-try-this.659332/

 

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Mikestang63

Thanks, but that is not the direction I'd like to go. I want to put the sn95 Gauges into the Fox dash

Best Regards
Jim

 

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correct, but you are still going to have to wire up the SN95 gauges. I've not seen anyone put SN95 gauges into a fox dash but anything can be done if you have the skills, time and money

 

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You forgot persistence :0)

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Most of the guys who do the 03-04 drive trains lay the whole cluster in behind the fox surround bezel. The edges look unfinished but they get it in.

 

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Well, that's not what I want to do, either. It's okay if you don't look too close, but I'd see it every time I drove the car. I may have to go the full sn95 route. Thanks for the response

Jim

 

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All you would have to do ( I think ) is take the clear plastic off the sn95 cluster and lay the fox clear plastic over the front, get some black abs plastic to build a surround between the fox clear plastic and the sn95 cluster.

In theory, that would give it a more " finished " look.

Now, consider I have no idea how to actually do that....or what it would take. I just wanted to add .02

 

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I've seen it done the way posted a few times. No good way to do it really. Literally is a round peg in a square hole

 

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wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair

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Are you talking about transferring sn95 gauges into a 84 cluster/bezel?

 

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Aftermarket gauges?