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Old 10-09-2013, 11:44 AM
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Awesome, I didnt think it would matter but wanted another opinion.

for an adapter I was thinking of getting a seperate hub bearing cover and use it as an modified adapter to the gauge itself.

thanks!
Bingo, that's what I did. I bought an extra cap and made this. You have to be careful as this thing uses a shoulder bolt and wave washer to maintain alignment while allowing you to rotate the gauge. I had to make some shims for it to work, but it does work great.

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