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Porsche Cluster Foils/Dials (Color Coordinated)

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Old Mar 11, 2009 | 07:42 AM
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Porsche Cluster Foils/Dials (Color Coordinated)

I would like to replace my OEM cluster dials with color coordinated foils, mine are white and I would like a different color. Is there such a thing?

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someone makes them, ive seen them in various colors...

let me see...
 
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Take a look at FVD...
 
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didnt see any blue
 
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THANKS! That is great info though. I am sad now there was no blue...... Don't know whether the Red would fit the car.

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You have to be very careful when removing the needles as you can easily damage the cluster. However if you are very careful and take pictures of where the needles are indexed (so they will read properly when reinstalled) you should be fine.
 
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You have to be very careful when removing the needles as you can easily damage the cluster. However if you are very careful and take pictures of where the needles are indexed (so they will read properly when reinstalled) you should be fine.
How do you remove the cluster?

SWR
 
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If you end up swapping, I might be interested in purchasing your white dials. (I think they look great, by the way!).
 
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