Next, the temp and fuel gauges need to come out. These two just pulled right out.




Here is the fuel gauge before and after for comparison. The temp gauge is similar.







All done!! Again, I confirmed that all the gauges were working appropriately before putting it all back together again. They were.

The clock and date will need to be reset.

Lights off pic:





Lights on pic:




I'll wait until I pull my car out again (its on the top of my lift) to try to take a similar before and after pic.

Unless it is absolutely horrible, I won't be putting the stock gauges back on. Pulling those needles off was too nerve racking to do repeatedly.

But so far, I LOVE 'EM!

Looks great and might I add you have ballz of steel to do that...
I would surely break something.

Thanks man!

I was more scared doing this than replacing my clutch myself! LOL!

I really like the look! Thanks for the details. Im with twin V10... IDK if I have what the ballz to do this.

Looks very sharp like the SL! Great work Raf as usual. I see you had the beer going haha!

You did a sick job! Love it!

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Haha! Yup, I knew I was going to have a beer to calm the nerves pulling off those needles! LOL!

Thanks for the kind words everyone!

As soon as the rain stops, I'll take some pics to post before after and comment on the, hopefully, higher visualization of the gauges!

Before:



After:



I think it is definitely better. I'll have to go on some drives to see how they fair when going through tree shadows.

I just ordered some today!