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YOUR RESEARCHWhere to buy gauge faces?
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This replaces your factory faces but you need to remove the needles.
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Anyone a have recommendation where I can purchase a guards red tach gauge face?
Any reason this one wouldn't fit?
http://www.fvd.de/de/en/Porsche-0/-/...Tach_Only.html
There are basically 2 kinds.
1. Vinyl wrap that just sticks onto our existing dials. This is the least hassle but you have to have steady hands(Ebay version suckz btw).
2. Oem style silkscreened on clear plastic. This replaces your factory faces but you need to remove the needles. Once again steady hands are needed and no brute force or you could end up damaging the needles or misaligning them. The good kits will usually come with needle removal tool to prevent any mishaps.
Removing hood and instrument cluster should take anywhere from 5-20 min depending on if you know what you're doing. I'm able to do it in 5 since I've done it a few times.
Thanks for the input. I ordered a red tach face from porschedials.com based on the feedback and Ed's responsiveness. Can't wait to see how it turns out.
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