Center Vent Cluster

[CJorgensen]

Hey was wondering if anyone had a how to/write up on how to fabricate a 2 gauge cluster. Or know of anyplace that sells them? thanks

 

[snowborder714]

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[swade]

A mod on dsmtalk makes these

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3 gauge

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and his thread (PM me if you dont have access Il relay his contact info)
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swade

 

[CJorgensen]

Thanks alot! I really like the 2 gauge with the extra tab delete! Im gonna have to get ahold of him

 

[nahums]

you can also make it out of fiberglass, Carbon fiber or ABS plastic.

 

[91stocker]

Here ya go:
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I believe theres a freelancer that makes cf one as well.

 

[gabytech]

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heres my custom made one... Im probably gonna make one of carbon fiber in the near future as well as for the cluster...

 

[DirtyDave21]

depending on the look of your car you could custom make your own gauge face out of diamond plate and paint it. hust a suggestion.

 

[motozachl]

I usually just fiberglass the stocker for 2 gauges. Takes about 3 hours total if you know what your doing

 

[4Lurker4]

Custom vent bezel Gauge pod Eclipse talon avenger 2g | eBay

You can ask for custom stuff from this guy. Found him with a quick search on ebay. Does good work by the looks of it. Nice curve to the holder, makes it more flow better in the car a bit pricey though.

 

[D's GS-T]

There are a couple guys in the freelance section that build them here too. I had a guy named glowryder build me one, and it turned out great.

 

[turbosax2]

I finally finished my gauge bezel. I used a stock bezel that was modified to make room for the gauges to fit, then also modified to sink it back into the dash by 1/8". Then, I glued a piece of CNC cut 1/8" ABS plastic to the front with special glue made just for ABS plastic. This way it's held in the dash using 3 of the 4 factory clips, no screws are seen from the front (like most aftermarket pieces), and the hazard lights switch is still mounted in the stock fashion. I did have to cut the threaded posts on the back of the bezel down by 1/8", too. I used a hot knife for the modifications. The plastic was scuffed with a fine scotchbrite pad to remove the shine and make it blend with the dash better. The ABS plastic was used because the texture on it resembles the stock piece.

I have oil pressure, oil temperature, water temperature, m/t temperature, wbo2, and boost gauges. The switches are for fans and my LC-1 (with integrated status light), and the warning light below the middle gauge is for water pressure.

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[phunny]

^^^ Love that

 

[stilletto]

That looks really good.
I bet your inbox will be full of requests soon.

 

[2GbTalonGuy]

Creative.

 

[agarc023]

Custom vent bezel Gauge pod Eclipse talon avenger 2g | eBay

You can ask for custom stuff from this guy. Found him with a quick search on ebay. Does good work by the looks of it. Nice curve to the holder, makes it more flow better in the car a bit pricey though.

There are a couple guys in the freelance section that build them here too. I had a guy named glowryder build me one, and it turned out great.

That would be glowryder on here. Great quality

 

[fwdmaster]

I finally finished my gauge bezel. I used a stock bezel that was modified to make room for the gauges to fit, then also modified to sink it back into the dash by 1/8". Then, I glued a piece of CNC cut 1/8" ABS plastic to the front with special glue made just for ABS plastic. This way it's held in the dash using 3 of the 4 factory clips, no screws are seen from the front (like most aftermarket pieces), and the hazard lights switch is still mounted in the stock fashion. I did have to cut the threaded posts on the back of the bezel down by 1/8", too. I used a hot knife for the modifications. The plastic was scuffed with a fine scotchbrite pad to remove the shine and make it blend with the dash better. The ABS plastic was used because the texture on it resembles the stock piece.

I have oil pressure, oil temperature, water temperature, m/t temperature, wbo2, and boost gauges. The switches are for fans and my LC-1 (with integrated status light), and the warning light below the middle gauge is for water pressure.

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That looks legit & clean

 

[91goldgsx]

I finally finished my gauge bezel. I used a stock bezel that was modified to make room for the gauges to fit, then also modified to sink it back into the dash by 1/8". Then, I glued a piece of CNC cut 1/8" ABS plastic to the front with special glue made just for ABS plastic. This way it's held in the dash using 3 of the 4 factory clips, no screws are seen from the front (like most aftermarket pieces), and the hazard lights switch is still mounted in the stock fashion. I did have to cut the threaded posts on the back of the bezel down by 1/8", too. I used a hot knife for the modifications. The plastic was scuffed with a fine scotchbrite pad to remove the shine and make it blend with the dash better. The ABS plastic was used because the texture on it resembles the stock piece.

I have oil pressure, oil temperature, water temperature, m/t temperature, wbo2, and boost gauges. The switches are for fans and my LC-1 (with integrated status light), and the warning light below the middle gauge is for water pressure.

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nice work looks real good