im just wondering about the difficulty level of installing indiglo gauges........does any wiring need to be done......just wondering how I would hook them up to headlight or taillight wirig to trigger them on.....also, where does the switch go to change the colors of the gause faces?

 

pretty easy to hook up.. u basicly slide it over your currrent gauges.. so dont try to pull the needles off or anything. and the wiring part,,, ground is metal on ur car and fuse box area for pos.. there is an open slot for it

 

Try looking into jdm clusters, they got style, ek4? ctr?

 

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:shakes head:

This guy didnt come in here to ask ,"y0 check out my indiglo gauges." he simply asked how hard it was, and how you put them in.

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so dont try to pull the needles off or anything. and the wiring part,,, ground is metal on ur car and fuse box area for pos.. there is an open slot for it</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

AC S7 gauges are a fine choice.

 

not hard at all to install. just wire them up to your stock dimmer switch (power and ground)

 

lol you don't wire them up to your dimer switch. There is a red wire with a black tracer (line) around it on the top right harness when you take your Gauge bezel out of the dash. It will be PIN 10 on the plastic harness clip, tap into that that will be your power source and your lights will come on when you turn them on on the steering column!

Oh and for your ground I found that when I installed mine, take the bolt on the left off of your steering column and then wrap the black wire around that and bolt it back down and you're good to go!!!

Hope this helps.