new qauges installed

[leenanj]

Removed the factory analog gauges and replaced with Prosport LED Volt and Clock gauges.

I love the look of these, they both go through a ceremony on start-up and turn off.

Have them set to the dimmest mode and there not to bright at night.

The only thing I have found odd is to set the clock you have to get behind it.

 

[CyncySpyder]

Great job, looks OEM

If Teddy had thumbs, he'd give you :thumbup::thumbup: but since he doesn't, we'll settle for a "High5"

 

[spyder3]

Very nice!

 

[Bob Denman]

I really like that look!! :2thumbs: :firstplace:

 

[ARtraveler]

Good looking gauges. :2thumbs:

 

[Lamonster]

Very nice :thumbup:

 

[DMENTR]

The gauges look great. Do you happen to know if they are waterproof?

 

[leenanj]

The gauges look great. Do you happen to know if they are waterproof?

There is no mention of them being water proof so probably not.

 

[ornerydog7]

Nice, these are the same gauges and set up I plan on using. Was the set up / installation difficult?


Ralph

 

[leenanj]

Nice, these are the same gauges and set up I plan on using. Was the set up / installation difficult?


Ralph

Very easy, they needed a constant 12v line that I had to run, used the wiring from existing gauges for all other connections.

They do have a cool factor, they scroll through all of the led's on start-up and shutdown like a diagnostics and there multicolored.

I was going to go with a oil pressure gauge instead of clock but did not feel like messing with sensor plumbing at engine.
After all you either have oil pressure or you don't, and nanny monitors that, the exact pressure is not important.

 

[Biggdogg22]

Removed the factory analog gauges and replaced with Prosport LED Volt and Clock gauges.

I love the look of these, they both go through a ceremony on start-up and turn off.

Have them set to the dimmest mode and there not to bright at night.

The only thing I have found odd is to set the clock you have to get behind it.


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Where did you get them from. I looked at Prosports site, didn't see the ones you have?

 

[shooter]

Amazon.com has them.

 

[leenanj]

Where did you get them from. I looked at Prosports site, didn't see the ones you have?

I just looked, they still have the same ones for sale that I have.

http://prosportgauges.com/gauges.aspx

They are under the 52mm size and come in different colors.

Mine are still working great and love them.

 

[muonwhiz]

I just looked, they still have the same ones for sale that I have.

http://prosportgauges.com/gauges.aspx

They are under the 52mm size and come in different colors.

Mine are still working great and love them.

I also have these gauges, and they are really good. One problem though- riding in daylight there is always alot of glare, and even though the gauges are hooded (they came with shallow shades on top) it is very hard to see them. Sometimes also have this problem with my gps on the dash. All are beautiful at night though. Any suggestions on how to improve daylight readability?

 

[Chupaca]

Awesome..!!

congrats...they look great day or night..:2thumbs:

 

[Biggdogg22]

I just ordered new gauges for my Spyder today. I went with the Prosport Digital Clock (Amber in color)from http://prosportgauges.com/ and the Depo Racing Japan Digital Volt gauge Glow defi sport meter (Amber color as well) from http://deporacing.us/. I would have gotten them both from ProSports, but the clock didn't come in amber color. All the controls on my 2013 Spyder RT has amber backlights. Paid $64 for Volt and 69 for clock. Check out the operations link:

 

[Biggdogg22]

Very easy, they needed a constant 12v line that I had to run, used the wiring from existing gauges for all other connections.

They do have a cool factor, they scroll through all of the led's on start-up and shutdown like a diagnostics and there multicolored.

I was going to go with a oil pressure gauge instead of clock but did not feel like messing with sensor plumbing at engine.
After all you either have oil pressure or you don't, and nanny monitors that, the exact pressure is not important.

Did you have to remove any Tupper-ware to route the wires to the battery? If so how many and which ones. I buying gauges also. Thanks