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reply to this thread if you are a definate for an R33 GTST Black Face 300 km/h speedometer kit which would be identical to the white face kit in design. If we can get 30 definates then it can go ahead.

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hay AMEC> are you looking at puting maybe the GTST logo on them or anything?

good idea I will get that added to the design. do you have an image of the logo you can post here?

Have you got a choice of colours or is it just black

I currently have a white face kit available, but these ones will be black. I dont have blue or red etc available.

is the installation and calibration etc difficult?

do you have any pictures of the white face illuminated (assuming black face will light up with same colours)?

For instalation do a search for

WogsRus in author, and AMEC in title.

The calibration is VERY easy and works a charm. It is a very well made kit, check out what others have said about the white dash kit under Group Buys.

Do these replace the factory sheet, or go over the top?

I'm in either way....

also, if you're going ahead with the GTST logo, will we have a choice of with or without the logo or will it be all 1 kind only....I'd like to see the design with the logo before I agree to it...

COME ON PPL!!!!!!!!! $100 for a stock looking 300km/h dash that is easy to calibrate (according to SAU members who've installed them)!!!! YOU CANNOT GO WRONG FOR $100!

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