Indiglo Dials ....Continued

[jjon]

Hi all. thought I would bring you up to date on the dial modifications I spoke about in earlier posts. I know Dellboy was definitely interested. Project is allmost complete. Original Indiglo dials have been modified and installed into the cluster. Refitting the dash together should take about half an hour. The dials can be switched to either blue or green and dimmed. I prefer blue. In the picture the dials are running off a 9volt pp3 battery, which I used for testing them at all stages of modification. Overall the job was not difficult at all. I think they look cool. What do you think ?

[TOYMOTA]

Hi all. thought I would bring you up to date on the dial modifications I spoke about in earlier posts. I know Dellboy was definitely interested. Project is allmost complete. Original Indiglo dials have been modified and installed into the cluster. Refitting the dash together should take about half an hour. The dials can be switched to either blue or green and dimmed. I prefer blue. In the picture the dials are running off a 9volt pp3 battery, which I used for testing them at all stages of modification. Overall the job was not difficult at all. I think they look cool. What do you think ?

YEH they look pukka dude,where can i get some.

Let us no asap.

[Morr]

Hi all. thought I would bring you up to date on the dial modifications I spoke about in earlier posts. I know Dellboy was definitely interested. Project is allmost complete. Original Indiglo dials have been modified and installed into the cluster. Refitting the dash together should take about half an hour. The dials can be switched to either blue or green and dimmed. I prefer blue. In the picture the dials are running off a 9volt pp3 battery, which I used for testing them at all stages of modification. Overall the job was not difficult at all. I think they look cool. What do you think ?

Lookin excellent so far

[marky]

slydog would slavver over that pic

[Pete]

Hi all. thought I would bring you up to date on the dial modifications I spoke about in earlier posts. I know Dellboy was definitely interested. Project is allmost complete. Original Indiglo dials have been modified and installed into the cluster. Refitting the dash together should take about half an hour. The dials can be switched to either blue or green and dimmed. I prefer blue. In the picture the dials are running off a 9volt pp3 battery, which I used for testing them at all stages of modification. Overall the job was not difficult at all. I think they look cool. What do you think ?

They look mint. When can you do mine???

Pete

[rubblebags]

Hi JJon

Noticed that the temp gauge has a line spot on where my neddle sits, did you put that on ??

Very nice job.
Geoff.

[Delboy]

Look great John. Obviously cutting the turbo light slots in the dials has no effect on the lights. Thats good. Still cant find any clear adhesive CD labels,, so mine is on hold till then. Have a pain in my a$$ trying to find them over here.

[jjon]

Indiglo Dials

Hi all. Thanks for replies. Answers as follows.

Mick b - Got mine off of Ebay from Guy called msispeed but remember they will have to be altered to suit your motor.

PeteWhere about in N Manchester are you Pete ? I have lots of family in Droylesden area.

Geoff (Rubblebags) - Not realy sure what you mean. Could you explain more ?

Dellboy - Found some good ones in "Staples" dont know if you have those stores where you are. How did you get on with the autocad file ?

[gemini]

Hi JJon

Noticed that the temp gauge has a line spot on where my neddle sits, did you put that on ??

Very nice job.
Geoff.

thats the thermometer

[rubblebags]

Hi JJon

Sorry mate I think its just the way it shows up on my screen. Its the body of the thermometer.
Geoff.

[rubblebags]

thats the thermometer

Ian you beet me to it could not get it off the screen quick enough. Its the thick part of the body Showing up more on my screen

[TOYMOTA]

Hi all. Thanks for replies. Answers as follows.

Mick b - Got mine off of Ebay from Guy called msispeed but remember they will have to be altered to suit your motor.

PeteWhere about in N Manchester are you Pete ? I have lots of family in Droylesden area.

Geoff (Rubblebags) - Not realy sure what you mean. Could you explain more ?

Dellboy - Found some good ones in "Staples" dont know if you have those stores where you are. How did you get on with the autocad file ?

THANKS MAN.