Integra_95

Is there a way to remove the needle to install the gauge? I was not able to put the new gauge over because the needle was in the way. I was thinking of cutting the gauge, but that would mess up the light in the gauge.

Would you please offer any suggestion?

Thank you for you help.

ludeconduct8

whatever you do DO NOT remove the needles......

i took the needles off mine when putting the glow guages in and when putting the needles back on you have to be extremely careful or you risk putting the pin in to far and destroying the mechanism like i did.....it was hell finding a new cluster for a decent price for me.

Integra_95

If I make a small cut on the white face of the gauge. Will the lighting still work? That's the only alternative I can think of

ludeconduct8

i dont think cutting is a good idea......most of the indiglo kits should be able to slide on over the needles.....

just be careful man

Fuelishankh

I put indiglos on my 4th gen... they slide over with a bit of trouble. Just take your time and be really careful. Put the needles at about 3000 rpm and 30 mph. You WILL have to put pressure on the needles and pins that hold the gauge face on, but if you don't put to much on, it should work fine. :bigok:

Integra_95

I don't think the gauge can be slide over. my prelude needle got an extra inch at the end. have anyone successfully install on theirs prelude?

fastball

Messing with gauges is tedious to say the least. I would never use indiglo anyway. One of the reasons a Prelude is unique is the warm orange and red glow of the dash with the lamps on. Only BMW has better looking gauge illumination, IMO.

PikkaGTR

yup i love my warm orange night glow
i think it matches the rest of the panel lights
dont wanna be messing with needles
way too expensive to F*#ck up on

Mr.Badguy

what about the new civic hybrid?!?! that thing gots mad illumination yo.

fastball

Yo, holmes, like, that's the bomb diggity, yo.