how hard are those white gauge faces to install, im looking at ordering a set from glowgauges on ebay which it looks like some others on here have done, just need to know how hard of an install this is going to be...thanks...

 

Check the Tech section under Cosmetic.
https://www.yotatech.com/~corey/tech/techpage.htm

There are two 2nd gen 4Runner write-ups for indiglo gauges which should be about the same install.

 

Haha...I was just looking at those and thinking about ordering them...are you gonna spring for the digital inverter?

 

One of those write-ups is mine... Feel free to PM me with any problems. Getting cluster out was the easy part it was actually getting the gauges in the cluster that was a pain.

 

I've done a few installs. Generally it's very easy - taking apart the dash is the hardest part. (On my F150 is was very hard!) Note that they generally claim that you don't have to remove the gauge needles and sometimes that's true and sometimes it isn't... IF you remove the needles - be VERY careful to note exactly where they go back on. I spent days getting them right on one rig...

 

and the other one is mine. feel free to PM either one of us

 

appreciate the help...havent decided if im going to jump on that digital converter or not, whats the price on it.... the price on the face itself isnt bad but i have a feeling that digital converter might run that price up a bit...

 

The last one I bought (from ebay) was $29 and it came with an inverter, had to since the EL Glow flourescence runs on 110volts...

 

I would love to find a gauge kit for my truck. Nu Image makes awesome Platinum kits, but they will not return my inquiries. Personally I think APC is junk, so where can I find a nice kit. I already did the blue LED swap. That looks great at night, but the gauges are boring in the daylight. I see one of the above avatars has a TRD kit. Is that still available for a 94 Pickup with factory tach? Any help would be appreciated.