Wtb: Rd1 Gauge Overlays
04-10-2006 | 07:34 PM
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From: Mississauga, ON and Long Island, NY
http://kspec.com/list.php?ac_id=82&ai_id=801
http://kspec.com/list.php?ac_id=82&ai_id=800
http://kspec.com/main.php?ac_id=76
I'm sure there's also some cheap ones on ebay..
I really like the EL ones from kspec.
http://kspec.com/list.php?ac_id=82&ai_id=800
http://kspec.com/main.php?ac_id=76
I'm sure there's also some cheap ones on ebay..
I really like the EL ones from kspec.
04-10-2006 | 07:40 PM
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Vehicle: 1997 Hyundai Tiburon
Thanks so much, TibbyChick smile.gif
And if anyone sees some on Ebay, post a link!
Im new to popping out my dash, so, are these BROS gauges rather easy to install w/ the bulbs and such?
Also, about the bulbs...
"Here is the table of how many sets of bulbs are needed for each vehicle."
Vehicle T10mm T6.5mm
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Tiburon 4 2
4 and 2 "SETS" or INDIVIDUAL BULBS?
Im guessing individual bulbs so correct me if im wrong but,
44.00 Shipped for Gauge Overlays
27.00 Shipped for a set of T6.5mm's and (2) Sets of T10mm Bulbs.
= 71.00 Total.
Correct?
And if anyone sees some on Ebay, post a link!
Im new to popping out my dash, so, are these BROS gauges rather easy to install w/ the bulbs and such?
Also, about the bulbs...
"Here is the table of how many sets of bulbs are needed for each vehicle."
Vehicle T10mm T6.5mm
---------------------------------------
Tiburon 4 2
4 and 2 "SETS" or INDIVIDUAL BULBS?
Im guessing individual bulbs so correct me if im wrong but,
44.00 Shipped for Gauge Overlays
27.00 Shipped for a set of T6.5mm's and (2) Sets of T10mm Bulbs.
= 71.00 Total.
Correct?
04-10-2006 | 08:54 PM
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From: Mississauga, ON and Long Island, NY
KPH makes sense for Nova Scotia. But just in case it also has MPH. They are replacements, and they're easy to install. Ive got the wine red bros gauge faces. You just pop out the stock faces and pop the new ones in. You dont have to replace the bulbs as I found the stock bulbs look great as is. The hardest part I would say is getting the gauge needles back on the right way. And also taking the dash off itself is a real b!tch, but once you get it its easy. Just make sure you get all the screws and start from the bottom up.
edit: heres a couple pics of mine with stock bulbs.
like I said the stock bulbs are plenty bright. I wouldnt worry about changing them. The only one I did change was the turn signal from green to red. For that I simply popped out the little green plastic piece and cut a piece of a red plastic looseleaf binder to the same size, then popped it back in.
edit: heres a couple pics of mine with stock bulbs.
like I said the stock bulbs are plenty bright. I wouldnt worry about changing them. The only one I did change was the turn signal from green to red. For that I simply popped out the little green plastic piece and cut a piece of a red plastic looseleaf binder to the same size, then popped it back in.