infinitiman96

Just wondering what peoples experiences with them have been like. I'm thinking about getting some for my I30 off ebay, are they hard to install and look good at night?

TylerBorg

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I like mine... got them off ebay

mb1

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Geophrum

very easy to install i have helped a few people install them now... and they look great

best help i can give is
http://www.seas.ucla.edu/%7Echeston/...loinstall.html

tm96max

I just put mine in last weekend. I bought them off ebay. Not too hard to install, just take your time and get it right. Cheston's write up is spot on, follow it and all will be good.

Troy

elgatomax

i love mine check it on my homepage

95emeraldgxe

i had a set that i purchased off ebay, they looked great, but the needle wouldnt move until i hit 5mph

Dasyce

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didn't buy mine form e-bay.. and i did get sick of them.. had them for over an year,

Big Tyme

Been through two sets. First ones were the 6 color ones. I got those from indiglogauges.com about 2 years ago. The transformer went on the fritz after 2 years. The gauges would work and then they wouldn't. Shiny laminate as well. The new ones I have are the white ones. I got those from procarparts.com good price. Not shiny. So far no problems. I've had these for maybe 6 months. Just remember to have double sided tape handy incase the needle sticks. Always take the car for a test drive. I try and go up to 110mph so I can test the speedometer range for needle sticking points. I say this because the first set I installed I only drove up to 65 and the needle didn't stick. A few months later I took a road trip to Texas from South Carolina and the needle stuck on 85 and wouldn't budge unless I hit the dash. Not good. By the way on this same trip I got a ticket for doing 91 in a 70 (speedometer only registered 85). Good luck and hope this helps you avoid any trouble.

NismoVQ

I originally had that problem where the needle wouldnt move and found that the needle was touching the gauges. So I superglued the gauge over my stock gauges and to the surrounding plastic of the casing. Never had any problems where the needle got stuck ever since.