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**swervin ervin** · 12-17-2002, 10:08 PM

Someone told me they put lights in the shift indicator place for the high beams, choke light, etc, when they did theirs, after they installed aftermarket gauges, which I have too. If you've ever seen my gauges, you will remember how I have my lights in the center of my bezel. Well, now since I bought some pretty, nice billet pieces, I plan on moving my lights to the indicator space.

Here is how my gauges look now.

No way am I putting holes in my new polished billet bezel. Besides, I've always thought the little LED's looked dorky since I did it. Works good, but not the cleanest looking thing you've ever seen.

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12-17-2002, 10:08 PM	#25
swervin ervin You get what you pay for Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Cherryville, NC Posts: 4,798	Someone told me they put lights in the shift indicator place for the high beams, choke light, etc, when they did theirs, after they installed aftermarket gauges, which I have too. If you've ever seen my gauges, you will remember how I have my lights in the center of my bezel. Well, now since I bought some pretty, nice billet pieces, I plan on moving my lights to the indicator space. Here is how my gauges look now. No way am I putting holes in my new polished billet bezel. Besides, I've always thought the little LED's looked dorky since I did it. Works good, but not the cleanest looking thing you've ever seen.



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