Pics of my dash
07-15-03, 01:41 AM
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Pics of my gauge cluster
Inspired by One Last Try, I decided to try my own gauges. I did these a little different than his but the idea is the same. Check these out and let me know what you think.
PS - My wife did most of the work. Pretty much all I did was pull the cluster and take it apart.
PS - My wife did most of the work. Pretty much all I did was pull the cluster and take it apart.
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07-16-03, 12:55 AM
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Re: Pics of my gauge cluster
Originally posted by Vegassc400
Inspired by One Last Try, I decided to try my own gauges. I did these a little different than his but the idea is the same. Check these out and let me know what you think.
PS - My wife did most of the work. Pretty much all I did was pull the cluster and take it apart.
Inspired by One Last Try, I decided to try my own gauges. I did these a little different than his but the idea is the same. Check these out and let me know what you think.
PS - My wife did most of the work. Pretty much all I did was pull the cluster and take it apart.
If you don't mind me asking what did you have your wife do to lights ?? LOL you have her paint them with nail polish ??? J/KShawn
07-16-03, 02:42 AM
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She's a little more patient than I am with the small exact type of projects. On the back of the gauge face there is a white piece of plastic. All we did was cover it with some blue tinted plastic from the craft store. turned out pretty good I thought.
07-16-03, 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by Vegassc400
She's a little more patient than I am with the small exact type of projects. On the back of the gauge face there is a white piece of plastic. All we did was cover it with some blue tinted plastic from the craft store. Turned out pretty good I thought.
She's a little more patient than I am with the small exact type of projects. On the back of the gauge face there is a white piece of plastic. All we did was cover it with some blue tinted plastic from the craft store. Turned out pretty good I thought.
and thanx for the DIY.. I may look into this way of doing it when I get around to messing with my cluster, right now I am focused on my CAR PC / Audio system... Shawn
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Originally posted by CORT
WHAT OTHER OPTIONS DID YOU CONSIDER BEFORE DOING THE WORK YOURSELF. ARE THE DASH KITS REALLY EXPENSIVE???
WHAT OTHER OPTIONS DID YOU CONSIDER BEFORE DOING THE WORK YOURSELF. ARE THE DASH KITS REALLY EXPENSIVE???
I answered your original post....
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Pioneer DVD. Just a heads up for the people who were thinking about trying this way. Do not do it. I pulled the cluster again last night to work on another problem and the plastic I used is already warping from the heat. One Last Try's solution sounds like a better alternative. repeat DO NOT DO IT THIS WAY.
Chris
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