Pics : Silver Faced Indiglo Gauges w/ C/F Bezel
07-29-2003, 06:33 AM
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Pics : Silver Faced Indiglo Gauges w/ C/F Bezel
Here are some pics of the gauges I just installed in my car. They are the silver faced ones from procarparts that I ordered off of ebay. I also got the carbon fiber bezel off of ebay. Let me know what you think. The gauges are on page 2.
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07-29-2003, 07:28 AM
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Very nice. I went with the same setup but I got the 8 color face and Im going with the chrome bezel. I wanted the silver but it didnt match my interior. The 8 color is white and the #s are black and the warning marks are orange to match my orange stripes
I like the way the silver just shows the #s tho..
If you dont care for me asking how much did you spend on the hot cam setup. I spend $1500 on my Impala without head work and Im trying to do it cheaper on my Camaro.
I like the way the silver just shows the #s tho..
If you dont care for me asking how much did you spend on the hot cam setup. I spend $1500 on my Impala without head work and Im trying to do it cheaper on my Camaro.
07-29-2003, 08:16 AM
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I got the hot cam kit for around 450~460, I don't remember exactly. Then I spent about a grand on the heads for them to get cleaned up, shaved, and new valves and valve seals. I also installed a heavy duty timing chain at the time, which is recommended when installing a cam. Oh, and your going to want to get the computer reprogrammed also.
07-29-2003, 05:56 PM
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Originally posted by pu12en12g
Those look sweet as hell.
I wish we could get that style for the 95's.
Those look sweet as hell.
I wish we could get that style for the 95's.
07-30-2003, 06:44 AM
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It just comes w/ a switch to change the color from blue to green and it has a potentiometer so you can adjust the brightness of the gauges.
The green color really doesn't look that good, I think the blue looks a thousand times better. There are two wires to hook up and thats it. Just splice the power wire into your headlight switch and connect the other wire to ground.
The green color really doesn't look that good, I think the blue looks a thousand times better. There are two wires to hook up and thats it. Just splice the power wire into your headlight switch and connect the other wire to ground.
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