Coloured Dial Kits - whats your opinion???
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White is probably the best to go for unless you've got a colour coded interior like an STI7 in which case match it to that.
Be very careful if fitting yourself, heard lots of horror stories of DIY bodge jobs which resulted in an entire new speedo/dash being needed due to broken needles (I think).
A search should reveal the above as there were quire a few threads IIRC.
With help I managed to fit a set to my old Clio 16v but I'm sure I put the temp needle back wrong so car appeared to be overheating from a cold start
Chris
White is probably the best to go for unless you've got a colour coded interior like an STI7 in which case match it to that.
Be very careful if fitting yourself, heard lots of horror stories of DIY bodge jobs which resulted in an entire new speedo/dash being needed due to broken needles (I think).
A search should reveal the above as there were quire a few threads IIRC.
With help I managed to fit a set to my old Clio 16v but I'm sure I put the temp needle back wrong so car appeared to be overheating from a cold start
Chris
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u will c my advice on the fitting aspects on most the threads c/o search but despite slight hiccups along the way white dials definately improved the look of me MY97 just a shame they r still behind the standard busmans steering wheel lol
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