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camaro2you 02-15-2007 05:36 PM

Gauge color?
 
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ar0ck 02-15-2007 07:11 PM

I'm personally going with the White guages for my car, with an all black interior I think it would stand out nicely. But for your car with an almost all white interior, a white gage would blend in nicely, it wouldn't stand out ridiculously, but it would blend.

Rafterman 02-15-2007 11:04 PM

white is too plain and every ricer i see has blue so go with the red. then you could pretend your in a 2nd gen! :lol:

WayFast84 02-16-2007 10:50 AM

for wich car? lol

camaro2you 02-17-2007 10:54 AM

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jimmyboy8301 02-17-2007 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by WayFast84 (Post 315240)
for wich car? lol

WHICH

melissababi 02-18-2007 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by jimmyboy8301 (Post 315694)
WHICH

ur terrible.

CALL911 03-01-2007 08:19 PM

Depends on the car. Any light colored car, I'd say white or blue. A dark colored or red car, I'd go red.

HardcoreZ28 03-06-2007 12:20 PM

Red is very hard to see at night from what I've experienced. For some reason the dark lighting dulls everything down. I have blue in my car and they are pretty decent. I'm actually thinking of going back to white though.

CALL911 03-06-2007 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by HardcoreZ28 (Post 321087)
Red is very hard to see at night from what I've experienced. For some reason the dark lighting dulls everything down. I have blue in my car and they are pretty decent. I'm actually thinking of going back to white though.

Got any pics?

Untamed 03-06-2007 02:50 PM

Always been a fan of the red lighting myself. Its not as harsh on the eyes so doesn't ruin the night vision.

CALL911 03-06-2007 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Untamed (Post 321127)
Always been a fan of the red lighting myself. Its not as harsh on the eyes so doesn't ruin the night vision.

This would be true and really applicable if it weren't for oncoming traffic that shines their headlights in your eyes. I guess if you drive somewhere that there is no traffic, then you might actually have some night vision for an extended period of time.


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