Chrome Gauge Bezel with White faced gauges
01-09-2008, 02:44 AM
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I like the metal gage surrounds - but only in brushed aluminum or stainless - chrome is just too flashy and out of place.
If you're thinking about using the surround in a TA gage bezel - be warned, it ain't an easy install. Yes, the gage bezel comes right off the gage cluster, but it is sonically welded together - you must use a dremel to carefully cut the entire back out of the bezel, epoxy the metal surround in and then replace the back of the bezel you just cut out. Just like this one I did for my TA:
If you're thinking about using the surround in a TA gage bezel - be warned, it ain't an easy install. Yes, the gage bezel comes right off the gage cluster, but it is sonically welded together - you must use a dremel to carefully cut the entire back out of the bezel, epoxy the metal surround in and then replace the back of the bezel you just cut out. Just like this one I did for my TA:
01-09-2008, 04:59 PM
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I like the metal gage surrounds - but only in brushed aluminum or stainless - chrome is just too flashy and out of place.
If you're thinking about using the surround in a TA gage bezel - be warned, it ain't an easy install. Yes, the gage bezel comes right off the gage cluster, but it is sonically welded together - you must use a dremel to carefully cut the entire back out of the bezel, epoxy the metal surround in and then replace the back of the bezel you just cut out. Just like this one I did for my TA:
If you're thinking about using the surround in a TA gage bezel - be warned, it ain't an easy install. Yes, the gage bezel comes right off the gage cluster, but it is sonically welded together - you must use a dremel to carefully cut the entire back out of the bezel, epoxy the metal surround in and then replace the back of the bezel you just cut out. Just like this one I did for my TA:
Its a PITA.....really is.
