Eye-catching Custom gauges for the Ford F-150
 

The instrument panel and the gauges in it are an incredibly important portion of the driver’s interaction with the vehicle. You scan the gauges constantly because you are involved with your vehicle. After spraying on some custom paint, smokin’ alloy wheels, it’s time to change the one thing you look at the most.

It’s usually only a matter of a few screws and snaps to pull the gauge cluster out of the dashboard. A few minutes of careful disassembly will have the whole cluster sitting in your lap. Then you can install the new gauge overlay. A few minutes are all it takes to get the overlay to sit right on top of your old one. Then simply reinstall the whole business into the dash.

US Speedo is the most known manufacturer of custom gauges and we would like to share with you few options they have:

US Speedo® - Stealth Edition Gauge Face Kit

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US Speedo® - Aqua Edition Gauge Face Kit

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US Speedo® - Stainless Steel Gauge Face Kit


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Also check this installation video to see how easily the gauge can be replaced:
Which one would you like to use to show your individuality?

Hmmm .. given that this is a Ford F-Series site, would have been nice if you had extended yerself just a tad and provided links to Ford F-Series-specific installation procedures. :rolleyes:

Just and observation, this is very old news - members here have been acquiring and installing these things for well over a decade.

So - as pennance, yer homework is to use Search and find all of the relevant on-site install threads across the various Gens and drop them here. Those would actually be of some help. :coffee:

Surely you can do better than this.

BSB out.

MGDfan, thank you for your feedback! We'll definitely consider all your advices in our future posts. That's great, that members here use this product and we would be happy to hear their comments about it.
Here is the installation video for the Ford F-150: All your feedback and wishes for our future posts are highly appreciated :)