Indiglo Guages
04-03-2002, 12:12 PM
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Indiglo Guages
I know many of you guys have Indiglo guages in your car. I am considering getting them myself...just wondering if you guys recommend them or not? Also, how long does it take to install them? Is this a tough chore?
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04-03-2002, 12:36 PM
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Re: Indiglo Guages
Originally posted by Tripn
I know many of you guys have Indiglo guages in your car. I am considering getting them myself...just wondering if you guys recommend them or not? Also, how long does it take to install them? Is this a tough chore?
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I know many of you guys have Indiglo guages in your car. I am considering getting them myself...just wondering if you guys recommend them or not? Also, how long does it take to install them? Is this a tough chore?
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04-03-2002, 12:41 PM
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Re: Re: Indiglo Guages
Originally posted by Nugs3
I like them.......the install isn't all that hard.....the hardest part was taking apart the dash/cluster. It only took me 4 days to install mine cuz I broke my temp gauge.
I like them.......the install isn't all that hard.....the hardest part was taking apart the dash/cluster. It only took me 4 days to install mine cuz I broke my temp gauge.
04-03-2002, 12:41 PM
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I've had them about a year, and still like them! 
Like Nugs3 said, the harded part is taking apart the gauge cluster. You just need to make sure that you DON'T remove the needles, and be careful threading the indiglo gauges over the needles (they break relatively easily)! Took me about an 90 minutes to install/wire.
Like Nugs3 said, the harded part is taking apart the gauge cluster. You just need to make sure that you DON'T remove the needles, and be careful threading the indiglo gauges over the needles (they break relatively easily)! Took me about an 90 minutes to install/wire.
04-03-2002, 12:45 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Indiglo Guages
Originally posted by NYKEEROCKA
four phuckin days, i was hoping you were gonna say 4 hours.... nugs you should have called whalentire maybe they would of sent someone out to help you....
four phuckin days, i was hoping you were gonna say 4 hours.... nugs you should have called whalentire maybe they would of sent someone out to help you....
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You may want to consider installing the Gauge Ring instead and change the bulb at the back of the cluster.
I did that to mine and chang ethe bulb to LED blue. It looks great. I'm planning to try amber LED coz, after I had driven the SLK320, I like that amber panel sooooo much... hehe..
I did that to mine and chang ethe bulb to LED blue. It looks great. I'm planning to try amber LED coz, after I had driven the SLK320, I like that amber panel sooooo much... hehe..
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Indiglo Guages
Originally posted by Nugs3
it should have only taken 2 hrs..........but i was in a rush to beat the sunlight and show them off. Next time i will call whalen to see if they will send a guy over to do my installs.
it should have only taken 2 hrs..........but i was in a rush to beat the sunlight and show them off. Next time i will call whalen to see if they will send a guy over to do my installs.
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Originally posted by excremanCL
You may want to consider installing the Gauge Ring instead and change the bulb at the back of the cluster.
I did that to mine and chang ethe bulb to LED blue. It looks great. I'm planning to try amber LED coz, after I had driven the SLK320, I like that amber panel sooooo much... hehe..
You may want to consider installing the Gauge Ring instead and change the bulb at the back of the cluster.
I did that to mine and chang ethe bulb to LED blue. It looks great. I'm planning to try amber LED coz, after I had driven the SLK320, I like that amber panel sooooo much... hehe..
04-03-2002, 01:04 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Indiglo Guages
Originally posted by NYKEEROCKA
what is the price for the gauges, any place real cheap.
what is the price for the gauges, any place real cheap.
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Originally posted by Nugs3
Pics?
Pics?
Check this thread.
I haven't had time to take any pics yet but they look great at night with the rings... =)
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Originally posted by excremanCL
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...e&pagenumber=3
Check this thread.
I haven't had time to take any pics yet but they look great at night with the rings... =)
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...e&pagenumber=3
Check this thread.
I haven't had time to take any pics yet but they look great at night with the rings... =)
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Originally posted by AtlCl
Has anyone gotten the silver gauge cluster set from terrshop?
Has anyone gotten the silver gauge cluster set from terrshop?
04-03-2002, 04:23 PM
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looks good
All them guages look good...I like what 99CL has done with the guages...think I will replace the bulbs to blue instead of indiglo guages.
I will have the pics up as soon as my shipment arrives and they are installed...
I will have the pics up as soon as my shipment arrives and they are installed...
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I'll try to take a few pics tonight and post them.
JamzCL: hm... keep emailing him... it shouldn't take you that long. I ordered mine from him and received it in 10 days. Good Luck
JamzCL: hm... keep emailing him... it shouldn't take you that long. I ordered mine from him and received it in 10 days. Good Luck
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Originally posted by excremanCL
You may want to consider installing the Gauge Ring instead and change the bulb at the back of the cluster.
I did that to mine and chang ethe bulb to LED blue. It looks great. I'm planning to try amber LED coz, after I had driven the SLK320, I like that amber panel sooooo much... hehe..
You may want to consider installing the Gauge Ring instead and change the bulb at the back of the cluster.
I did that to mine and chang ethe bulb to LED blue. It looks great. I'm planning to try amber LED coz, after I had driven the SLK320, I like that amber panel sooooo much... hehe..
http://209.87.151.155/search_results...l=1&subcat=ALL
and what is the difference between the regular and the "4 bulbs" type?
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