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Jan 4, 2002

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Anyone have the new indiglo needles? I saw them on EBay in different colors and was wondering if they're really worth $100?

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HAHAHAHAH BTW, how mcuh did your SW388's cost ya[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

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damn.. 100 bucks for gauge needles... those better be some great needles...

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Too much...

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they don't work on our cars

last i read i know that they work on Accords and Integras

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easy alternative, buff off the red on the needles, replace the light bulb underneath with a different color. check your local radioshack for the bulbs. bulbs gonna cost you like $5 the most. i got a bunch of superwhite leds from $3-$5 per bulb.

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how easy is it to buff off the red? what can I use so i don't damage the needles? what kind of bulbs?

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Hmm buffing off the red isn't too bad of an idea...BUT you gotta take off the needles. Once you take your needles off, your gauges are gonna be whack and if you want them normal again, you have to pay someone to recalibrate them

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not really...just remember where they were when you took them off. Oh yeah, BTW, Honda knows that there is a problem with the gas gauge needle, if it's messed up in anyone's ride...