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uneekwahn

By uneekwahn,
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Dudes,

I had a set of these on my old GTSt (now owned by MattyB). They have a 4 or 5 step change from blue to green and a 4 or 5 step brightness control too. They look awesome at night, and there is no reflection off the windscreen as Gus said the 'hood' of the dash covers them... They are not hard to install as they sit over the top of your existing guages.. Only problem is you either have to cut through the EL to get them over the needles or take the needles off which unless you are ultra careful will result in incorrect speed, revs, temp, fuel etc....

Definately worth the money...

Rice is nice sometimes... ha ha ha

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*raises hand*

If we're looking at Jan/Feb then I'll be in for $200 for EL Kit also...I've wanted some for AGES!

fane,

We can do ours together, I've done some before!*

*Cannot gaurantee accurate speedo afterwards tho! (it's a bitch!)

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NO_RSPECT

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$160 thats gotta be a bargain

and ina group buy might even be cheaper.

the ones i was trying to organise are going to be $200+

no chance in hell. so I canned it.

guess its down to autoworx and car quest and the spoiler shop

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