Extra gauge on the bottom row

[rebel_raider]

Alright, I sacrificed for the team and went to maxim's website to do some "research." It is an A2, albeit with an abnormally large heat shield around the stack. (I think, may have to look at it again.)

 

[robr]

If anything, thats a good template for me to follow when I put my turbo boost gauge in my truck once the gauge comes in.

this may help you can print it to size and use it as a template

 

[dittle]

this may help you can print it to size and use it as a template

Sweet, thanks. That will keep me lined up a lot better than I could have done freehanding it

 

[Goose2448]

Aww Come on guys how didn't you see the truck first. I had know problem finding the gauges. Well ok the "helping hands" was the first thing I saw but the gauges did catch my eye. I have never noticed the different gauges in all my looking for one.

 

[pvtjorge]

Yeah! I could use some gauges like that.

 

[ccequipment]

Here is another pic for the correct gauge placment for the A2 acording to the operating manuals

 

[dittle]

Mine are in the correct spots, I'm just going to add a boost gauge since I'm bypassing the FDC and don't want to damage the engine by having things turned up too much.

 

[SixSpeed]

Since I am EXTREMELY dedicated to Steel Soldiers, I decided to do some painstaking research on this vehicle. Here is what I found:

 

[robr]

Mine are in the correct spots, I'm just going to add a boost gauge since I'm bypassing the FDC and don't want to damage the engine by having things turned up too much.

if you are using your stock gauge cluster you will need this Template the 1st one I posted is if you want to make a complete new one with everything centered

 

[Monkeyboyarmy]

Sooner or later....even that truck will give you troubles.I wonder if all of the fluids have been drained.

 

[AndrewH]

I have seen a similar gauge setup before...

If my memory serves me correctly, the technical resource FHM had an article involving a similar gauge/system. Actually, March 2007 rings a bell..... As an interssting side note, the system was used in armored divisions and in some aircraft also. - Andrew

 

[steelandcanvas]

Thats an M35A4 series truck with the LSCS unit (Lonely Soldier Companion System) installed on the passenger side.
Ths system worked well in warm climates but not so well in cold......I think it had something to do with a lack of insulation on the unit.

 

[srodocker]

nice! my gf laughed at this haha

 

[WeBeJeepin]

Can you identify the Jeep in this picture? I can.

 

[SixSpeed]

Can you identify the Jeep in this picture? I can.

Ah, I see someone else did some painstaking research as well.

Its VERY difficult to sort through all the photos to find the ones with trucks in them.

 

[AndrewH]

What is the m- number on that accessory so I can look for them on GL?

 

[pjpiche1]

Misery-4-u

 

[SixSpeed]

Misery-4-u

 

[rmgill]

They may be a pain and expensive to keep serviced, but they're fun to ride.

 

[Goose2448]

I wish this would be the pics that come up when I do research.