Group Buy on Rev. Indiglo Gauge
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 66
From: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Originally posted by sandman
How'd I know you were gonna ask that??
I replaced all traces of amber in my HVAC (except the HU which will eventually be replaced)
Wasn't difficult, but took a long time to get it right. Coupla tries later and it looks pretty damn slick!! Hardest part was pulling the center console out without damaging the dash.
How'd I know you were gonna ask that??
I replaced all traces of amber in my HVAC (except the HU which will eventually be replaced)
Wasn't difficult, but took a long time to get it right. Coupla tries later and it looks pretty damn slick!! Hardest part was pulling the center console out without damaging the dash.
SEULBOG
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 356
From: Winnipeg, Canada
Originally posted by BigBlue
How about a how-to on how you did it Sandman? I think that would be a fun spring/summer project as I've really wanted my interior lights to be blue all along(mmm love the interior of the VW's!)
How about a how-to on how you did it Sandman? I think that would be a fun spring/summer project as I've really wanted my interior lights to be blue all along(mmm love the interior of the VW's!)
Do you ZooM?
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 845
From: Edmonton, AB (That's in Canada, by the way)
Originally posted by BigBlue
How about a how-to on how you did it Sandman? I think that would be a fun spring/summer project as I've really wanted my interior lights to be blue all along(mmm love the interior of the VW's!)
How about a how-to on how you did it Sandman? I think that would be a fun spring/summer project as I've really wanted my interior lights to be blue all along(mmm love the interior of the VW's!)
I took some pictures when i did it the first time, but upon getting them developed, they look like *** so I didn't bother posting them. When I do it again, I'll also have a digital camera so I'll be able to tell if the pictures i'm taking suck or not.
Anyway, keep checking in and one day you'll see my how to!
Do you ZooM?
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 845
From: Edmonton, AB (That's in Canada, by the way)
Originally posted by BigBlue
In the meantime we'll just hassle you with questions about the technique you used to do it!
In the meantime we'll just hassle you with questions about the technique you used to do it!
Ryce is NOT TEH W1N!
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 870
From: Calgary, Alberta
Originally posted by Orange
Perhaps we Albertans should do a search to see if we can get lower prices with no PST?! I'd like to have those to match my stereo display colour!
Perhaps we Albertans should do a search to see if we can get lower prices with no PST?! I'd like to have those to match my stereo display colour!
BTW someone please clear this up for me as Im confused...with these reverse indiglos, the blue and red will show up, and not the orange/amber that are currently lighting up our stock gauges?
or is there some type of mod that we have to do to get the blue lights?
Last edited by Hong Kong Fever; Feb 25, 2003 at 09:07 PM.
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 20
From: Winnipeg, Manitoba
here are the pics of the indiglo gauges
Daytime pic
http://www.mazdamp3.com/members/chrono204/img_0001.jpg
night time pic
http://www.mazdamp3.com/members/chrono204/img_0004.jpg
another night time pic
http://www.mazdamp3.com/members/chrono204/img_0010.jpg
Daytime pic
http://www.mazdamp3.com/members/chrono204/img_0001.jpg
night time pic
http://www.mazdamp3.com/members/chrono204/img_0004.jpg
another night time pic
http://www.mazdamp3.com/members/chrono204/img_0010.jpg
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