Reply to "Electrical Fizzle, Smoke and Death"

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If you are looking to keep a stock look, here are a few options for you, in no particular order. #1 One would be the Volt meter from Hall Pantera. Looks very close but not exact to the stock gauge. #2 Have a gauge company like Redline Gauge works or Hollywood Clock take your old Amp gauge and keep the stock face while replacing the internals to a volt meter. I was quoted around $240. #3 Jon Haas (Pantera Electronics) is also now modifying the stock gauge to never burn up listed on his website at $249. Good luck

11/18/1610:04 PM

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