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I am looking at buying a set of hawkeye Sti dials for my bugeye wrx with around 45k on them. My wrx has got 42500 on it, my question is should I change the the millage on the hawkeye dials to match mine or just leave it as its only a couple of thousand out?
I'd change them but take some pics of the old speedo first. Put these pics in with the history file along with a note detailing what went on.
Would just give a new owner some piece of mind I think.
I wouldn't change them for the sake of 2.5k mileage just do as above photo old and new, put the date stamp on the pictures and keep them for future evidence.
I'd change them but take some pics of the old speedo first. Put these pics in with the history file along with a note detailing what went on.
Would just give a new owner some piece of mind I think.
Originally Posted by The Veteran
Agree with MattyB1983, that sounds like the proper thing to do.
Originally Posted by daz1968
I wouldn't change them for the sake of 2.5k mileage just do as above photo old and new, put the date stamp on the pictures and keep them for future evidence.
Thanks guys that is what I was thinking and at least the millage is going up by 2.5k not down.
You will need to reverse the abs signal amongst a few other changes to get them to work, I fitted a set in my old my03 wrx when I had it, was a big improvement along with the my05 dash and door panel swap.
You will need to reverse the abs signal amongst a few other changes to get them to work, I fitted a set in my old my03 wrx when I had it, was a big improvement along with the my05 dash and door panel swap.
Can you remember what you had to do to make them work when you swapped them - I have facelift WRX speedos but they are not a straight swap and don't work as the old ones did when I plugged them in