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srhutch wrote:Well done bing

That's your first real mod if I'm not mistaken.

Still would have been easier to buy and ///M though

Thanks Steve

Had to think about this... I guess you are right though. Springs were done by a garage, badges / stubby don't count. I did fit cup holders and spacers, but this is the first time I have properly taken something apart and changed it. Quite chuffed

...and it will take me longer than 90mins as well as a good deal more sweating to buy an ///M...

First bump and "plop", off jumps the speedo needle

pvr wrote:First bump and "plop", off jumps the speedo needle

Your a crewel man

pvr wrote:First bump and "plop", off jumps the speedo needle

*treating with deserved contempt*

Really great write up, don't need the mod but enjoyed reading the step by step anyway

Bing, are the needles dual coloured, or all red?

Stuart Truman wrote:Bing, are the needles dual coloured, or all red?

Just a red strip down the flat bit on the top of each needle - all red would look a bit Civic I think

Bing wrote:

Stuart Truman wrote:Bing, are the needles dual coloured, or all red?

Just a red strip down the flat bit on the top of each needle - all red would look a bit Civic I think

Erm, thanks. (All red on Alpinas)

That would be why powerontap changed his then - went classy

Bing's size 50 feet in action

Bing wrote:

That would be why powerontap changed his then - went classy

I look forward to seeing your Titan Silver/Imola Red roadster

Stuart Truman wrote:

Bing wrote:

That would be why powerontap changed his then - went classy

I look forward to seeing your Titan Silver/Imola Red roadster

You know I was just joking Stuart

I am sure with the blue lit dials the red looks very classy indeed Would only look Civic on a non-Alpina like mine

Stuart Truman wrote:

Bing wrote:

That would be why powerontap changed his then - went classy

I look forward to seeing your Titan Silver/Imola Red roadster

He is not having it

I was thinking more bodywork, Titan Silver sides, Imola Red on the top. Should match those needles a treat