Speedhut.com Gauge Face Gb (aos Style Gauges)
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Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Msec1981 @ May 28 2008, 04:09 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Hey Red, is there a new groupbuy in the future??
And someone took any pictures when intalled them??</div>
Probably no other Group Buy's. We are working to have these for sale through KFX performance so you can order them whenever you want. I've got pics of my set installed (the AOS ones) several places thru the site.
And someone took any pictures when intalled them??</div>
Probably no other Group Buy's. We are working to have these for sale through KFX performance so you can order them whenever you want. I've got pics of my set installed (the AOS ones) several places thru the site.
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From: Burlington Iowa, where theres just as many tractors on the road as cars.
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Mine are still up for sale, $50 if anyone is interested. From previous post:
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>REVERSE White Dial w/Dark Blue Font
Font= Swis Font
Red Shift line
Logo 1 = Hot Chick
Logo 2 = RDTiburon.com Oval Logo
Standard Inverter with KPH dials.</div>
I believe this one is mine, from the pictures that RedZ posted in a previous page:
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>REVERSE White Dial w/Dark Blue Font
Font= Swis Font
Red Shift line
Logo 1 = Hot Chick
Logo 2 = RDTiburon.com Oval Logo
Standard Inverter with KPH dials.</div>
I believe this one is mine, from the pictures that RedZ posted in a previous page:
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Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (RED ZMAN @ May 27 2008, 12:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>3. Because you only need that one wire tapped Usually you ground to the chassis somewhere.</div>
Just a word to the wise on this...
If you ground to chassis ground, the lights will not fade with the rest of the dash, they will only be either on or off and will only vary intensity with the inverter dial. The car's illimination wire actually varies potential to a higher value which is what causes the lights to dim. Tap the green/white and green/black wires at the dimmer for the best results. I've been running EL gauges like these from the green/white and green/black wires on dimmer dial for a long time with no negative results.
Just a word to the wise on this...
If you ground to chassis ground, the lights will not fade with the rest of the dash, they will only be either on or off and will only vary intensity with the inverter dial. The car's illimination wire actually varies potential to a higher value which is what causes the lights to dim. Tap the green/white and green/black wires at the dimmer for the best results. I've been running EL gauges like these from the green/white and green/black wires on dimmer dial for a long time with no negative results.
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just received it yesterday.
Wow so nice!
Tried to install it yesterday, but I just can't... tried to help me with hmaservice without success.
Does a DIY exist for tiburon? I found something for celicas....
Thanks Redz
Wow so nice!
Tried to install it yesterday, but I just can't... tried to help me with hmaservice without success.
Does a DIY exist for tiburon? I found something for celicas....
Thanks Redz
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There's a DIY for the celica on this site?
There is, as mentioned in this thread a few times, a DIY for these. The AOS gauges were made by Speedhut, and there is a fully scanned DIY for them on RDTiburon.
There is, as mentioned in this thread a few times, a DIY for these. The AOS gauges were made by Speedhut, and there is a fully scanned DIY for them on RDTiburon.
