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You might be able to find used porsche gauges from ebay for cheaper.
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I am thinking of putting in some aluminum gauge faces. Is there any difference between the aluminum faces sold by NR Auto and those sold at Performance Products? Also, are all of the different aluminum trim rings sold on ebay basically the same? Do you have to glue them on?
Any help or comments/ experiences would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Anthony
P.S. picked my car up after PSE install today and that is definitely the best money I ever spent. I am so glad I started reading rennlist otherwise I never would have gone to a PSE.
i am pretty sure performance products sells the nrauto gauges, i havent heard many good things about them (nrauto gauges). You might be able to find used porsche gauges from ebay for cheaper. also all the trim rings are the same. glued on. performance occasionally has 20% discount so I picked my trim rings up from them for around $110. Eric at bumperplugs.com also had them on sale recently.
I recently bought my 996 and don't know what type of gauges I have. I'm attaching a picture below. Are they regular white or are they aluminum? What comes standard on the 996?
Legal disclaimer: At no point has my 996 ever gone over the legal speed limit, of course.
Thanks. You might enjoy this shot too. Although it's a 944 and the speed is not normally worth mentioning, it sort of is when you consider there is ZERO visibility.
Still waiting for a reply on the 996 gauges?
Fort Bragg....Hmmmm.
I once heard of a top secret 944-U boat under development?
Looks like its on patrol in murky waters!
But what's the Army doing with it?
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