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22033, Custom Gauges Posted by Joshua97478, May-10-02 05:24 AM
Has anyone here replaced thier stock gauges fully with autometer or other aftermarket gauges? Just curious what would be involved with all that. I mean all the gauges: tach, speedo, gas level, water temp.
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22034, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by Chowmane99, May-10-02 05:47 AM
It's so simple. Took me like 10 mintes to do. It just lays over the stock ones and when you put the plate (black cover)back on it holds all the gauges in place. Will not move.
You do not need to remove the needles or anything. Very Simple.
Just make sure you get the correct one. (Auto, Manual, Turbo, Non-Turbo)I got mine for $35 shipped. It's Indiglo (Green or Blue) Sweet.

Later, Mike 98 Eclipse Spyder GS
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22035, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by Joshua97478, May-10-02 06:29 AM
No, i mean actual gauges, not the overlays. Anyone?
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22036, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by m_berrow, May-10-02 07:27 AM
i was actually making a mold for that.....im using the factory holes as a template and then making the holes smaller if need be for the aftermarket gauges.
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22037, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by daved, May-10-02 09:10 AM
I also thought about doing it but I never got around to actually doing it.
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22038, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by BuckNutty, May-10-02 09:11 AM
Damn.....and here i thought i would try n be original....Well then i will have to go with the HUD idea >:)
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22039, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by dsmprobe, May-10-02 02:55 PM
workin on that right now
adding autometer speedo and gas and water temp gauges and making a kickass glass mold.. the other necessary gauges will go in the apillar.. also ordering a small like 3" lcd screen to add to the cluster that will act as a rearview cam..
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22040, RE: Custom Gauges Posted by Michael_97RS, May-10-02 03:50 PM
There;'s a campany that makes a HUD for like $200 or so.
Una salus victus.

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