Tach

[1987cp]

What A-pillar pod did you use for that?

BTW, I don't know of a reason to have a full-time fuel pressure gauge on a street vehicle ....

[P72Ford]

What A-pillar pod did you use for that?

I didn't, I'm just saying it could be done. I put my gauges (two of them) where the radio should be.

Also, for a 90-91 you can use a steering column pod for early 2000's F series trucks. I'm not sure what pod it is though. I'd have to look.

[1987cp]

Right, I'd forgotten about illumination. On mine that's wired separately.

[85crownHPP]

Point, but a big aircraft clamp does have a strong precedent in American hotrodding, plus it's less permanent if you decide to do something different a year or so into the future. A short piece of 3/8" wire loom will take care of the wiring mess if you like the coarser look.

Incidentally, no one should overlook the possibility of a 2-1/16" mini tach being installed in place of the factory clock unit (this is what I did initially). Looks decent, works great, no hacking of original parts required.

Less permanent ftw mine was clamped to the column, and you couldnt tell now that its moved to the clock hole

[gadget73]

Not up to speed on whale-body stuff; what's LSE stand for?

Basically, imagine a Marauder without the 4v motor and wheels. Its essentially the Mercury version of the Vic LX Sport. Bucket seats, center console, handling package, probably some other goodies.