Mustangl3 said:did u have to use a dremel to take the plastic cover off? and what was involved in getting the old gauges out?
2000GTnoExtras said:They are just overlays, the original gauges are still underneath.
I used silicon adhesive, just some dabs under unexposed parts.
No mine was glued to the clear plastic almost plastic welded I used a dremem to cut through the spots where is was glued2000GTnoExtras said:I installed my El Glo gauges without a dremel. What did you use the dremel for? My clear cover deal had a bunch of gold colored screws, just removed, avoided fingerprints, all is well.
You can not order it without their logo off of speedhut.com . However, if you called them and asked, they might be able to do it. Speedhut is customer friendly and responsive ... actually, I wish I would have asked. The Speedhut logo is the only downside for me, too. One of the main reasons I did not get the Autometer lunar cluster was all the the Autometer logos all over it. If anyone has some good ideas for covering it, please share...NasaGT said:Can you get them without the Speedhut logo? Or could you paint over that logo?
There has been a lot of talk of dremmels and cutting. The ONLY reason to use a dremmel would be to change the bezel or to add a bezel overlay ... not to do the gauges. The plastic cover is attached to the bezel itself which simply unscrews (about 8 of them). I'd recommend before removing those screws, remove the four black screws holding the cluster in the dash and then unhook the 2 cables going into the back of the cluster -- then you can take out the whole cluster and work with the gauges up close and personal on the kitchen table. I was going to add a carbon fiber bezel overlay, and then once I saw I needed a dremmel I decided not to do it ... no dremmel.Mustangl3 said:did u have to use a dremel to take the plastic cover off? and what was involved in getting the old gauges out?
No. The dimmer switch has a Blue/ Green button but it is the same green no matter what. But this was just as how the website said they would work when I ordered threm so I don't feel cheated or anything.Mustangl3 said:Eibach can u change those to blue also with the dimmer that came with it?
Thanks fo the compliment. Post pics of your gauges when done.Mustangl3 said:Thanks i was a little worried about using a dremel but now i think i'll order those gauges they look really good and i love the way you can customize them
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