2nd Gen. Reverse Indiglo Guages
08-03-2002, 01:49 PM
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Ryan wow man I didn't know you got them in already! Glad the writeup helped. Did you end up having to drill holes and stuff? Where's the pics man! We want to see!!!!!! Glad you got them done, don't they rock!
08-03-2002, 03:24 PM
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Phil, yeah, I hear ya man. I love them. You will just have to kick some ass and get those people going. They look awesome!
Joey, yeah, it really really really helped! I would have been lost with out them. Yeah, I too had to drill the hole. I also had a problem with the needles getting hung up on the gauge, so I had to actually sand the bottom of the needle down so they did not hang there. Actually, my dad had to do that. I was working on the wiring during that. I would have been lost with out my dad. I thanked him a million times! I also hooked up the power into a wire coming into the back of the pod, the original one that powered the original gauges!
I will get pictures. I do not have a digital camera, so I am using a disposable one...very very technical ˟˟˟˟! But that is what I have and that is what I have to use! OH well. I ran out of time and pictures because a storm was coming in and I had to hurry and not take some pictures! Oh well. I will just have to scan them in when they are developed!
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Joey, yeah, it really really really helped! I would have been lost with out them. Yeah, I too had to drill the hole. I also had a problem with the needles getting hung up on the gauge, so I had to actually sand the bottom of the needle down so they did not hang there. Actually, my dad had to do that. I was working on the wiring during that. I would have been lost with out my dad. I thanked him a million times! I also hooked up the power into a wire coming into the back of the pod, the original one that powered the original gauges!
I will get pictures. I do not have a digital camera, so I am using a disposable one...very very technical ˟˟˟˟! But that is what I have and that is what I have to use! OH well. I ran out of time and pictures because a storm was coming in and I had to hurry and not take some pictures! Oh well. I will just have to scan them in when they are developed!
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08-04-2002, 03:56 AM
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Well done Ryan on the gauges, me and Joey sure did have fun installing them and I cant wait to see the pictures of yours. This mod is definately on my "to do" list (its never ending ya know) 
Cheers and get those pic developed real soon
Luke
Cheers and get those pic developed real soon
Luke
08-04-2002, 11:06 AM
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Yeah, I did have fun installing them. It was pretty cool. It took a longer time, because I had to sand down the needles and all. It took about 5 hours. I put them in and noticed that the wires were in the gauges alittle, so I will have to take it apart and fix that. I also saw how I can change the color of my turn signals which is pretty easy, so I will do that at the same time! I want to make them red, but I have to find the right kind of plastic and all! Thanks and I will get the pictures developed soon. I think I may be able to have the store put them on a CD instead, so that would be easier and then I wouldn't have to scan them in! :fireman:
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