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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Some of the warning light areas have become cracked on my 964 instrument dials. Any ideas where I can source replacement dial covers? I've found this : http://www.type-911.co.uk/images/carinteriors/dials964silver.jpg Which is no good as it's for a car with a computer, hence the large gap in the speedo and it's silver. So I need black face, KPH, no computer any ideas? I know you can get replacement dial clusters but they are silly prices.

POST 2Original post

Can't remember the name but there is ALWAYS an ad in 911&PW for a company that do this - a quick hunt should find it. Happy to look in an old copy tonight if you don't have one, and my 9 month old hasn't entirely eaten it yet ...

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Danww, Thanks, saved me a trip to WHSmiths at lunch.

POST 5Original post

Just as well because it wasn't in the current issue ... in spite of my confident claim. cheers Dan

POST 6Original post

Paul. this place in america sell genuine VDO instrument faces in black(and any other colour) in any combination www.paspeedo.com/porschecustomcoloring.htm I could not find VDO faces anywhere else. If you want to replace them all teh RUF ones are rather nice >> Edited by pesty on Friday 26th August 14:54

POST 7Original post

Julian Reap did my dials for me. Very nice guy and actually came to the car. He did the original dials for some RHD 993s from memory, so he is pukka. Not too pricey either. You can even get the rev counter done to sweep up to 7k rather than around and down to 7k, so max revs is in your eyeline. ATB Domster

POST 8Original post

What sort of dials did you go for Domster? I'm interested in the aluminium factory type dial faces. Roughly how much did it cost you?

POST 9Original post

Hi, There is a compmay in Poland that will supply replica back panels for the gaigues of all Porsche inc model (964) man or tiptrpnic Cost around £150 on e-bayMOMAN s. c. Janusz Rembiasz, Sebastian Żyśko Janusz Rembiasz Braterska 1 83-115 Swarożyn, pomorskie Poland telhone: +48 503737539 Email: [email removed]

POST 10Original post

Wow! Thats some top lurking and thread revival you have done there!

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