Pic request - 52mm and 60mm gauges in a classic
07 January 2009, 09:03 AM
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Pic request - 52mm and 60mm gauges in a classic
OK people I am looking to add some Defi gauges to my classic - I want the now discontinued white onces to match the existing white dials, but need to decide on 52mm or 60mm.
The thing with the classic is I think (and this is only personal taste) that it benefits from a slightly subtler look to any mods - like a big scoop or a big wing looks 'wrong' on the classic to me whereas on a newage it works.
I am therefore wondering whether 60mm gauges would be the logical extenion of this and would look OTT.
So can you post any pics of your gauge installs in classics, prefrably the facelift models from 99/00 with the white speedo etc.
Many thanks in advance and like I say all the above is just personal taste so I am not slagging anyone off - each to their own.
The thing with the classic is I think (and this is only personal taste) that it benefits from a slightly subtler look to any mods - like a big scoop or a big wing looks 'wrong' on the classic to me whereas on a newage it works.
I am therefore wondering whether 60mm gauges would be the logical extenion of this and would look OTT.
So can you post any pics of your gauge installs in classics, prefrably the facelift models from 99/00 with the white speedo etc.
Many thanks in advance and like I say all the above is just personal taste so I am not slagging anyone off - each to their own.
07 January 2009, 09:13 AM
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How are these for ya mate, 60mm on the dash & 52mm up the pillar.
Pod choice very important if you are wanting to keep it subtle !!! This is a perfect match to the original dash colour and finish and with the angled guages, they are easier to see.
Pod choice very important if you are wanting to keep it subtle !!! This is a perfect match to the original dash colour and finish and with the angled guages, they are easier to see.
Last edited by Stevo210; 07 January 2009 at 09:21 AM.
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