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  1. 05-31-2005 08:00 PM #1
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    Here's my dash panel out of stainless.
    I used a hole saw for this, just be careful.
    The gauges are 2 1/8" and classic instr. told me to drill
    a 2 1/8" hole, but I actually found that a 2" hole
    saw made a better fit, there was a little too much slack
    with the full 2 1/8" since they always drill a little bigger
    than they say.
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