Gauge parts for a 1978-1988 G-Body running an LS: a tach signal adapter so a traditional tachometer or shift light can read a distributorless LS, and an oil pressure adapter fitting that lets the engine take a traditional pressure gauge sensor.
Mounts, crossmember and headers for the car are on the 1978-1988 G-Body LS swap page. Gauge parts for every chassis are under LS swap gauge components.
Part details come from the BRP product listings. Chassis background is in the 1978-1988 G-Body LS install guide.
Yes. The Tach Adapter is made for distributorless ignition systems like the LS, and it drives a factory or aftermarket traditional tachometer or a shift light.
No. BRP offers it here without its LS harness, for custom applications. Plan your own wiring to the tach.
Thread in the Oil Pressure Adapter Fitting. It lets the LS use a traditional pressure gauge sensor, so you can keep a conventional gauge setup.
No. Both parts are general LS swap parts that BRP also lists for other chassis. This page groups them for G-Body builds.
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