RE: digital guages [and wheels]

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I've seen some Mustang Bullitt wheels put on Javelins by spacing the front spindles out and using either spacers or wider rear axles. They sure look sweet in a 17-18" wheel on a Javelin!
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Mark Price
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Morgantown, WV
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From: "Armand Eshleman" <aje1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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Subject: digital guages 
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 19:26:01 -0600 
 
Thinking of getting an oil pressure gauge, water temperature gauge and 
voltmeter.  The Summit Catalog has several choices of Digital gauges. I kind 
of like the Cyberdyne gauges, or the Nordskog. Thinking of making a gauge 
cluster than goes where the A pillar trim piece should be. Any body have any 
comments about digital gauges?? I want to get my Javelin a little bit out of 
the 70s and into the current century. Thought maybe a digital tach would be 
too difficult to follow with the numbers zinging by as the revs build, so 
maybe just a regular tach with a needle, shift lite and maybe a rev limiter. 
 
I'm also looking for wheels to bring the car into the modern era, any one 
had any experience with fitting the new wheels to the old cars? What wheels 
look good on the 70 Javelin, c'mon give me your opinion, heck I deserve 
abuse, haha. Oh yeah what wheels fit?? I don't think those huge 19 or 20 
inch wheels will look good but I do think maybe a set of 16s or 17s might 
modernize the car a bit, what you think??? 
 
Armand