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Switching from V6 gauges to GT?

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huskerpower02

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Alright guys. I didnt know whether or not to post in the Modular section or here, but I have had better response from you guys.

The car is a 1995 V6 that was converted to a GT via a 01 4.6 engine and tranny. Its go a '96 computer in it and i was wondering how i would go about changing it to a GT cluster so it would read up to 150 mph and have a higher redline (visually speaking)

Also, how long would a V6 rear end hold up with that engine in there daily driving with the very occasional romp. Im not one to beat on my car but only give it a quick jaunt here and there. Thanks.
 

Killercanary

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You sold your car!?!? Man, I really like your car. Sorry, but I don't know anything about the cluster, but I do know that there was a thread on the corral with a wiring diagram for installing a newer cluster into our cars, try searching there and I'm sure you'll find it.
 

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Killercanary said:
You sold your car!?!? Man, I really like your car. Sorry, but I don't know anything about the cluster, but I do know that there was a thread on the corral with a wiring diagram for installing a newer cluster into our cars, try searching there and I'm sure you'll find it.
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Ya I know. I regret it when I think about it sometimes but I sold it to my moms boyfriend so I know it went to a good place and I get to see it alot.
Brace yourself when you see what I bought.

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wytstang

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Damn good looking cheby, reminds me of my Duster I used to own. Take care of it they don't build them like that anymore
 

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Bump. Need some help guys.
 

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I know on the V6 swap you just plug the GT Cluster in.... Same way till 98....
 
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