Which white face guages to get??

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CottonBurnerz

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I've been thinking about the Autometer cluster for a while now ($400). It seems to be the easiest one to install and look different than the rest. Is it worth it to get that? Or buy some cheap ones and go through all the trouble I've read about installing them (readjusting needles, etc..)

I just want to learn from you all who have experienced with this mod.

 

02mingreyGT

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If you get the UPR gauges you wont have to readjust the needles they slide over them without removing them. They look really nice and they glow green or blue just like the autometer ones for 1/4 the price. I just got some

 

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02mingreyGT said:

If you get the UPR gauges you wont have to readjust the needles they slide over them without removing them. They look really nice and they glow green or blue just like the autometer ones for 1/4 the price. I just got some

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oooo.... that sounds interesting.. any pics of them installed?

 

Cobra5337

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I like the autometer ones still though, they are so clean

 

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i have to go with 02 mingreygt i just installed mine last week, they are great guages, great quality, and look awesome. plain and simple install too, took 35 minutes tops

 

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I have the NR white gauges in my car. They were very easy to install. just have to take your time and not rush it. 99+ GTs are easy to replace the needles on. i took a few pics of the gauges w/ the car on at idle and a few at 55 mph. Then, i turned the car on and put the needles on where they belong. to do the tach needles and the speedo needles, I used the digital readout on the odometer. pretty easy to do
I really like the NR WFG since they have the stock font for the numbers etc.... i didnt want to have some tacky ricer looking WFGs, so i went with the NRs.

 

02mingreyGT

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No pics of them in my car yet but heres a linky to a good pic http://uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=380