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Anyone using these on there gauges?

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stangnutlx

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i havn't used those on my mustang, but i had the same thing on my audi a4 and loved them. those look really good, i may buy some too. on my audi i couldn't get the clear cover off so i had to fit the trim rings from behind the gauges, made it diffiuclt, and i spilled a little drop of glue on the clear, but i think the mustang besel comes completely apart so you can lay the trim down from the top
 

stangnutlx

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Im debating on buying them. Someone from SVTP pointed me to that site, wouldnt mind some feedback on if there decent to deal with.
 

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Those do look really nice. A guy on my local forum has those. Much better looking than the UPR version. They look great with the Bullet gauges...
 

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bullitt_2620

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I have similar ones to those, I forget where I got them, they were off some random website that only sold them i think. I got them in brushed to match the accents on my bullitt.

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They really look awesome on that Bullitt! Anybody know if they could fit a fox?
 

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they do make the dash look nice, I must say Ford makes some ugly Fn dashboards!
 
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Considered those for the stockers but decided on this instead:

99-04 Mustang GT Instrument Cluster Module Silver Series
 
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