I'm curious what you get. $5 seems pretty cheap. I hope it's not just a piece of blue celophane. I tried blue window tint in my '02 Neon, and it's still got some hint of green. And it's too dark now.
I'm curious what you get. $5 seems pretty cheap. I hope it's not just a piece of blue celophane. I tried blue window tint in my '02 Neon, and it's still got some hint of green. And it's too dark now.
Had it for a while but eventually got rid of it because I couldn't see the numbers during the day and that got annoying (but it was really nice at night). $5 is cheap but shipping always killed.
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'04 eBlue SRT-4 (44lb SNL Shocker Stage 3 w/ toys)
387hp 442tq w/ clutch slipping & kicked out HOM
I did the same thing for my red gauges. Just used some red cellophane from a craft store. Looks great at night, impossible to see in the daytime. Costs about 3 bucks for a whole giant roll of that stuff.
I did the same thing for my red gauges. Just used some red cellophane from a craft store. Looks great at night, impossible to see in the daytime. Costs about 3 bucks for a whole giant roll of that stuff.
WOW! didn't realize it was that cheap! If I remember right he wanted to charge me $8-$9 to ship it!
Yup I was surprised when i got it about a year back that it was just a blue film... Looks amazing at night but impossible to read during the day.. still worth it!
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Blue Odometer mod
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