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    9/05/2026 9:51 AM  #1

    BILLY WALTON from GEORGIA
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    Those of you that installed a AFR gauge....

    Where did you mount it in your car? I am gonna put mine in glove box I guess I may put it in one of those Shelby pods later and a nice Tach. I have the Rally pac but aint really a fan of the tach in it.
     

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    9/05/2026 7:13 PM  #2

    Gaba
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    Re: Those of you that installed a AFR gauge....

    I used a carb cheater and it’s display on my phone ;).. the small digital screen , in installed inside the glove box ,  hidden with my MSD

    If it aint broke, I have'nt tried to "Fix" it yet!
     

    9/05/2026 7:43 PM  #3

    Rudi
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    Re: Those of you that installed a AFR gauge....

    I put mine on the driver side “A “  pillar pod along with a voltmeter.
    I also put  an 02 sensor on each of the tri-y headers, a subminiature dpdt  pod mounted switch allows me to monitor each bank of cylinders.

    Last edited by Rudi (9/05/2026 7:45 PM)

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    9/06/2026 1:37 PM  #4

    rpm
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    Re: Those of you that installed a AFR gauge....

    My first one was installed in the glove box, then moved to a dual gauge pod in the forward part of the center console where the ash tray used to be. Since installing a Carb Cheater I have one on the CC display on my phone which is mounted to a cell phone windshield mount just above the center AC vent.

    Bob. 21.5 freeway MPG 69 Mach 1, 5.0 GT40P heads, SMOD Toploader, Armstrong  steering, factory AC
     

    9/06/2026 2:06 PM  #5

    MS
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    Re: Those of you that installed a AFR gauge....

    Mine is in the glove box, aimed towards driver. I find that the constant fluctuation of the gauge is very annoying if in constant view. In the glovebox, I can look at it when I want, then close it away when not needed

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