Aluminum guage bezels
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Yeah, we do that.
Email me with questions: eric@bumperplugs.com
If you are referring to the trim rings, these are the oem stock aluminum trim rings for the gauges. They are on backorder at the moment and should be to us within weeks.
Yeah, we do that.
Email me with questions: eric@bumperplugs.com
If you are referring to the trim rings, these are the oem stock aluminum trim rings for the gauges. They are on backorder at the moment and should be to us within weeks.
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Originally posted by neil.schneider
C4S,
Were you talking about the gauge faces or the alum rings? I thought you were talking about the faces in alum.
C4S,
Were you talking about the gauge faces or the alum rings? I thought you were talking about the faces in alum.
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The absolute best deal on the rings is from Brandywine via Ebay.They have the OEM rings for 109.95 buy-it-now every week. I got them a few weeks ago. Just be careful with the crazy glue that comes with them--it can get on your dials!
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Purchased mine from Eric - Bumperplugs
Couldn't be happier with his service
Be wary of the finish on some - The ones Eric supplied were brushed aluminium which tend to match other interior silver bits very well. Some I have seen tend to have a more polished/smoother look which may not be as nice.
Just a tip: When you decide to apply the rings, just use some small bits of thin double-sided tape (you do not need to much)
Don't bother using any other glues etc as they tend to make more of a mess and can make removal difficult if required later.
Couldn't be happier with his service
Be wary of the finish on some - The ones Eric supplied were brushed aluminium which tend to match other interior silver bits very well. Some I have seen tend to have a more polished/smoother look which may not be as nice.
Just a tip: When you decide to apply the rings, just use some small bits of thin double-sided tape (you do not need to much)
Don't bother using any other glues etc as they tend to make more of a mess and can make removal difficult if required later.
Last edited by ZX7R; Oct 18, 2004 at 04:08 PM.
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Got these at www.bumperplugs.com from Eric. They are very
easy to install and worked great. Easiest mod you will every make.
easy to install and worked great. Easiest mod you will every make.
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Originally posted by bavarian
The absolute best deal on the rings is from Brandywine via Ebay.They have the OEM rings for 109.95 buy-it-now every week. I got them a few weeks ago. Just be careful with the crazy glue that comes with them--it can get on your dials!
The absolute best deal on the rings is from Brandywine via Ebay.They have the OEM rings for 109.95 buy-it-now every week. I got them a few weeks ago. Just be careful with the crazy glue that comes with them--it can get on your dials!
(What I really want are the chrome bezels that the Boxster 550SE has, those are sweet!)