If you're looking to breathe some new life into your '68-69 Torino, the MHX Series gauges are a solid choice. I mean, let’s be honest—those old gauges might have character, but they don’t exactly tell you what’s going on under the hood. This direct-fit kit is designed specifically for the Torino, which means you won’t have to mess around with spacers or cutting up your dash. Just pop these in, and you’re good to go!

What sets the MHX gauges apart? For starters, they’ve got fully lit needles and backlit faces, so you can actually see what’s happening, day or night. And that LCD message center? Super handy. It gives you all the info you need without having to squint at those tiny numbers. Plus, the micro-controlled precision stepper motors and solid-state sensors ensure you're getting accurate readings—no more guesswork!

Now, let’s talk specs. The speedometer goes from 0 to 120 MPH (or 0 to 195 km/h if you’re into metrics), and the tachometer tops out at 8,000 RPM. Oil pressure? It’s got you covered from 0 to 80 psi. Water temp ranges from 100 to 260°F (or 40 to 120°C for metric fans), and there's a fuel level gauge that shows you everything from empty to full. Oh, and the voltmeter works from 9 to 17 VDC, so you can keep an eye on your electrical system.

One of the cool features is the customizable display feedback. You can tailor it to show the information that matters most to you. And if you’re into performance metrics, the gauges track everything from 0-60 MPH times to quarter-mile stats. It’s like having a mini race timer right in your dash!

And don’t worry about visibility—these gauges are designed to shine brightly even in direct sunlight, thanks to the auto-contrasting LCD display. At night, they’re LED backlit, so you can still see everything clearly without straining your eyes.

Installation comes with all the necessary sensors, including water temperature and oil pressure sensors, and even a cable-driven speed sensor that replaces the old Ford or GM cables. If you’re worried about clearance, just remember that the sensor needs about 5 inches of space between the drive output and any obstructions. And they throw in a bunch of bushings to make sure you can fit everything just right.

Oh, and the control box dimensions? It’s compact at 5.5" x 3.5" x 1", so you won’t have to worry about it taking up too much space. Plus, calibrating these gauges is a breeze with the included pushbuttons—just mount them somewhere easy to reach, and you’re set.

So if you’re ready to upgrade your Torino’s interior and ditch those outdated gauges, the MHX Series is your go-to. Just remember, the bezel isn’t included, so you might want to snag one of those separately. Trust me, once you install these, you’ll wonder how you ever drove without them!

• Speedometer: 0 - 120 MPH (optional metric version 0-195 km/h)
• Tachometer: 0 - 8,000 RPM
• Oil Pressure: 0 - 80 psi
• Water Temperature: 100 - 260°F (optional metric version 40-120°C)
• Fuel Level: E, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, F
• Voltmeter: 9 - 17 VDC

• Ford Torino 1968-1969