UKDM gauge cluster

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crxgator
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UKDM gauge cluster

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UKDM - 160 MPH, 8400 redline, yellow needles as opposed to usdm 140 mph and red needles, or JDM with 180 KMH and yellow needles.

I have a total of 5 clusters to sell, one i'm keeping. I want $265 shipped each
80k mile cluster with crack - SOLD
127k mile - avail
122k mile - avail
87k mile - avail
85k mile - avail
82k mile - avail
61k mile - avail


ITR amber clock - $55 shipped

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cheezthis
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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Any idea on the year of the UKDM? I need something that works with a 96-spec JDM without much modification, if any. I'm lazy and don't feel like destroying anything. :)
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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this would be a 98+ spec. Ive read that the easiest thing to do is to swap the speedo into your current cluster housing and it will work flawlessly. since you already have the JDM gauge, that's the only difference besides the idiot lights. normally, people with usdm gauges would swap over all the gauges into their housing and it will work.
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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I did the same thing when I bought a USDM ITR cluster for my GS-R. The only difference is, instead of just swapping all of the gauges over to the GS-R housing, I also swapped the mileage counter as well, so I would have the correct mileage. It's not perfect, but my speedometer read five miles over what it tells me, which I'm satisfied with for now.

If you don't care that the miles are different, then you can just swap the gauges and be done with it. There's an article somewhere that tells you how to do the mileage counter swap on HT I think. It requires removing the needle for the speedometer, so I guess that counts as messing with something. If you do go that route, make sure you use a fork to remove the needle, so you don't bend the metal piece the needle attaches to.

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crxgator
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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yup, i just changed the mileage on a cluster that im selling to someone. it's pretty easy to do.
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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i got more in and i lowered the price.
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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lowered the price for the forum.
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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updated again.
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Re: UKDM gauge cluster

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will trade for some mugen / comptech parts.
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