taking orders for white face gauges
11-05-2000, 11:42 AM
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They are not stickers.
Overlays are the best way to get colored face gauges because the time and effort put into the stock gauge faces to make them appear to have even light dissipation has already been done. Other gauge companies that make actual replacements DO NOT use light dissipation and the gauges end up looking brighter at night around certain areas. Many hours are put into making the stock gauges appear even at night. Just look at the pics below to see what is meant by even light dissipation . This is a picture of the stock gauge (left) face next to the competitors gauge faces (right). As you can see there is no form of light metering on the aftermarket face. Since there is only about 4 bulbs in the cluster to light the gauges at night, the gauges will appear brighter near the lightbulb with aftermarket gauge replacements.
<img src="http://annulardesign.com/dump/info1.jpg"></img>
The gauges are laser cut for accuracy and amazing detail. These gauges are gauge overlays which use your current gauges as the teplate for the coloring. Each gauge set comes complete with instructions from start to finish on how to take apart the dash and gain access to the gauge cluster.
Basic hand tools will help installing the gauges. A person with mild mechanical skills can do the job with out any problems.
Overlays are the best way to get colored face gauges because the time and effort put into the stock gauge faces to make them appear to have even light dissipation has already been done. Other gauge companies that make actual replacements DO NOT use light dissipation and the gauges end up looking brighter at night around certain areas. Many hours are put into making the stock gauges appear even at night. Just look at the pics below to see what is meant by even light dissipation . This is a picture of the stock gauge (left) face next to the competitors gauge faces (right). As you can see there is no form of light metering on the aftermarket face. Since there is only about 4 bulbs in the cluster to light the gauges at night, the gauges will appear brighter near the lightbulb with aftermarket gauge replacements.
<img src="http://annulardesign.com/dump/info1.jpg"></img>
The gauges are laser cut for accuracy and amazing detail. These gauges are gauge overlays which use your current gauges as the teplate for the coloring. Each gauge set comes complete with instructions from start to finish on how to take apart the dash and gain access to the gauge cluster.
Basic hand tools will help installing the gauges. A person with mild mechanical skills can do the job with out any problems.
11-05-2000, 07:27 PM
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okay, everybody who is ordering the gauges, please email me at sales@annulardesign.com with the subject "WHITE FACED GAUGES". I need the money up front ($35.00), so if you pay via PayPal, just include your address, and I will ship once I get the gauges. I need hte money now though when they are making hte first batch of gauges. Thanks for youri nterest!
11-05-2000, 08:00 PM
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I don't have the pictures of hte gauges, they're going to be white, and they're going to overlay your existing gauges. What more can I tell you? I need to pay for the gauges before I get them made. Here's some white faces for the 4th Gen Maximas.
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<img src="http://annulardesign.com/dump/maxima1.jpg"></img><p></p><img src="http://annulardesign.com/dump/maxima2.jpg"></img><p></p><img src="http://annulardesign.com/dump/maxima3.jpg"></img><p></p><img src="http://annulardesign.com/dump/maxima4.jpg"></img><p></p></center>
11-05-2000, 08:04 PM
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wow...that's tight!! umm...not to sound dumb here or anything, but since I have a GXE and an SE...the SE ones could not be changed to look like the one in those pictures could they?...or are they only for the GXE/GLE, etc?
11-05-2000, 08:09 PM
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Originally posted by FAST4EN
wow...that's tight!! umm...not to sound dumb here or anything, but since I have a GXE and an SE...the SE ones could not be changed to look like the one in those pictures could they?...or are they only for the GXE/GLE, etc?
wow...that's tight!! umm...not to sound dumb here or anything, but since I have a GXE and an SE...the SE ones could not be changed to look like the one in those pictures could they?...or are they only for the GXE/GLE, etc?
I'm glad you like them, but a set for your GXE 
. I don't know what the SE ones look like, so I wouldn't know if you could change them. I heard the SE gauges are different than the GXE gauges.
11-06-2000, 03:23 PM
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