Wrapped up my gauge install, as well as my trans cooler lines. How fun! These gauges look sweet, I love them! For the most part, they were an easy install. The pics are in the link in my signature line. Let me know what ya think.

If that is the Banks intake duct - it would be worth your while to re-install it.

It would direct the cooler air from the front directly into the air box, which is a good thing, and is much larger than the original 'snorkle', which was a bad thing.
Should also give some additional protection from the dusty environment inside the fender panel.

Think I''ll check out Banks' site, see if that duct is still available.

Hey neighbor... I live in Dover, too.

How much for all the guages and the a pillar? I want the same set up, just have to justify it to the wife.

I got a "special" deal on the package. I paid $300. I priced it out around $650 for everything retail. I did leave the Banks piece in, looked to flow well, and direct the air into my box. Hey burrito! Nice to talk to ya. I work at the Advance in Dover part time. If you see my truck there swing in.

those gauges look alot better than the Banks....i like the look of the blue lights ;)

Did you use a blue cover for the lamp to get that color when lit.

No, that's the color that the "Cobalt" gauges are. It's a sealed unit. They're almost too bright. Is there any way I could put a resistor in-line to dim them? If so, what kind of ohms would I go for?

I have my gage lites tied to fuse of instrument cluster that way they dim with dash instruments, do a search for it; I posted some pics I think when NVMTLION was aking same question a while back, I went looking it is in FAQs.

Yup, TD gave good gouge and after finding add-a-taps at Napa I was set to go. I really like the ISSPRO marine gauges with their white background and blue lettering. They are blue lit but not as bright those on this thread.

Where did you get the paint to match? Looks good.

nineD5,

When do you normally work? I've seen a blue dually there that's all tricked out, don't know if that belongs to another customer or what. I usually see a 2-tone brownish K2500 burb with a 350 and dual exhaust every time I drive by.

I did tap into the dimmer, but when I dim the lights enough for the gauge lights to be nice, the dash lights are too dim. I mixed the paint at work. Funny thing is, the paint code is wrong for the dash color, so I had to use a different code, which is a little bit lighter than the factory color.
I work in the evenings and on weekends. That blue dually hasn't worked there for months. I've only been there for about 2 months.