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that's a good question. I would guess that it will. is your GTS4 an 89 or 90 model? also does it have the torque split gauge as part of the main cluster (like in the above pic)?

yeh has the torque split gauge like pictured above and mines an 89

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that's a good question. I would guess that it will. is your GTS4 an 89 or 90 model? also does it have the torque split gauge as part of the main cluster (like in the above pic)?

Sorry dude, forgot i already asked you about this. just ignore my emails, unless you have found another one. Have been lookin for a while...

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