Indiglo Gauges

[gounc14]

Ok if anyone's got some pics of em, or links to where they're sold, etc, it'd be much appreciated...thank you.

 

[gounc14]

Anyone help me out? I've heard of 40 dollar indiglo gauges, but where'd you guys get em? Probly the next thing I wanna drop in my 94 mtx.

 

[philallemang]

ebay always has a set or two for sale, check there

 

[ShoGuy93]

Ebay is like the only place i know of that sells indiglo's for the sho. they always have a set on there for sale try there...

 

[shojuan]

Were indiglos ever made for 89 Shos? The 89 has a different gauge cluster than other Gen I cars for those who don't know (not that you folk could answer my question )

Rick

 

[DJ SHO]

I just bought the Indiglow's off of Ebay for 39.99, buy it now. I guess S/R Motorsports ain't sellin many SHO gauges so they dropped the price. Not too long ago they were over 60 bucks.

I love mine, looks cool with red needles. Just used a permanent marker on them to change them from white to red, and they still light up.

But if u do get them, don't use them on full brightness. For one, full is just too bright at nighttime, and second they can burn out quickly if used at full brightness all the time, so I've heard. Mine are all the way down and are bright enough for night driving without killing my eyes.

<small>[ November 08, 2002, 03:52 AM: Message edited by: DJ SHO ]</small>

 

[MGidish]

I just installed the reverse indiglos with the aluminum guage bezel. I'll get a pic up here over the weekend. I also painted my dash royal blue to help set it off. Looks really nice.

 

[gounc14]

Awesome thanks guys =) Gonna get those, get the windows tinted max legal and get the car repainted silver, with the trim in royal blue.

 

[LOUDSHO92]

There is also Speedhut Indiglo guages. I have those and I like them. Can have them custom done anyway you want.

 

[skippie]

I bought the $39 ones off ebay a while back, and installed them myself, not to hard. Here is a pic of them.

<small>[ November 10, 2002, 10:06 PM: Message edited by: skippie ]</small>

 

[ShoGuy93]

Hey man that pic doesn't work....

 

[skippie]

ShoGuy93:
Hey man that pic doesn't work....

Can anyone else see the pic?
Everything looks like its setup right.

 

[gounc14]

I can see it, looks good and I'll definitely go with them now...how long/hard was it to put em in?

 

[skippie]

well, tearing apart the old dash was easy. The directions that they give you are REALLY crappy though, so that dont help. But once you get everything off, and down to the actual gauge cluster, DONT remove the old gauge faces or the NEEDLES!!!, (I say this because the instructions arent very clear on that, and almost did remove them) just slip the new gauges over the old ones, the tach and speedo will be easy, but once you get to the temp and gas one, it gets tricky. Although I found a quick,easy, and safe way to do it. Take the temp gauge, and move it ALL the way up (almost vertical, but no quite) and then slide the gas gauge in the hole, and then it should work out so you can slide the other hole for the temp gauge around the needle. And then I just used some black electical tape to tape them at the top (because once again the instructions didnt say how to get them to stay in the correct spot)...and after doing that, I tried to run the wires to the headlight switch, but that didnt work to well, so after taping into every wire in that, I just decided to use the foglight switch, and that worked out great. Then hook up the switch they give you (i just mounted that under the steering wheel, by the fuse panal)...that alows you to switch back and forth between blue and green color at night. After all that, reinstall the dash, and your all set. Really isn't that hard at all, just time consuming. Good Luck! thumbs_u

I think I may have another close up pic of the speedo also in my picturetrail link below if you wanna check that out.

<small>[ November 11, 2002, 01:21 AM: Message edited by: skippie ]</small>