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Replacing Factory Boost Gauge R34

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hi everyone had a look around forums need to verify a few things, my r34 has the triple gauge set up, i want to replace the boost gauge, will be getting a 52mm guage which should fit. my question is how do u remove cluster i read somewhere cant find it now u pry open air vents which are clipped in, with screwdriver is that right?

There are screws holding the cluster & clips? also can i just remove the old gauge and replace it and use existing wires? is the stock guage mechanical or electronic? thanks in advance...... any pics would be great.....

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I've had the guages replaced.

U cannot just change the one guage as they are actually 1 piece 3 guage setup.

the 52 mm gauge will fit inside a window of the gauge pod holder, but a custom fitting bracket will be needed for the 3 guages.

Try a search & you'll find a few threads regarding this topic

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