Anyone have reverse indiglo's installed? How are they, are the numbers off at all? what kind of prices, pics, etc.

Just thinking of gettin some and was curious to know what kind people have and what they think of them.

thanks yo

 

some say that stuff is ricey, i think it depends how developed your car is, do u have some stuff that u should have (lowered, exhuast, maybe body kit or wheels)... cuz dont go all lighting like many ricers do... and badges, stickers, blah and blah, anyway, i think it is also depends on the quality u get, i liked indiglo to be honest, especially, the ones that are very blue, and REVERSE indiglo many MORE say, are even NICER looking... i myself like the regular indiglo, get more blue out of it, be careful, one of my ricey civic friends went on ebay, got it MAD cheap, like 35 bucks shipped... his was riceD!!!! another friend got his on GROUPBuynceter, ewww rice also, like 25 bucks shipped, LOL. not that blue at nite, the regular material is was made out of was a bad lookin white, like a pale white/beige during the day. so, get nice ones, nicer ones can run from $50-100 shipped even that i've seen. even tho them prices are so attractive, pay the little extra, it will be better in the end, its the difference of going to the movies once with your girl for gosh sakes.. go check out friends' indiglos and ask how much they paid for, cuz i kno alot that have them, and they all different qualities, u will find a good one. maybe the price has dropped a little since than...

 

it got mine for my civic on ebay for 40 shipped and it looks tight, its a hellofalot better than regular indiglo gauges, also they seem to be more accurate w/ speed and rpm.

 

"it was riced"
HAHAHA
just say the quality sucked

 

hey...do the Inline-4 AT and V6 AT have the same gauges?

 

dang
I got one of the very first kits a few years ago and the quality was ****
it was so off that the tach stuck 'cause it was pinchin' at the needle
beware!:eh:

 

i have these white face guage covers. (white guage with red numbers and lines) they just go over top of the stock guage and the factory back light on the top of the guage cluster lights them up at night. this may sound cheap, but they look phat, have the same accuracy as stock, you dont have to mess with the needles or anything, and they give the same appearance as most of the indiglo guages. oh yeah, you dont have to worry about where to hook the stuff up to either. just my $.02.