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zkdreads · 11-24-2010, 07:10 PM

i did that on my cbr 1000rr gauge cluster. and it looks great. wouldnt recommend it at all. takes alot of skill. soldering on the circuit board wrong can mess it up and you dont want to fry your cluster. and IF you do do it sucessfully and it messes up 3 months later due to a "warrantable" mishap. GM wont cover it either because they know you have been in it. WOULDNT RECOMMENT it and good luck trying to find out what type of lights they use on that motherboard. the ones i found for my bike for like $0.10 a light. but it took me 4 months to find out the type of lights let alone find somebody that sells them.

my advise is wait till your warranty is up on the electronics lol or find somebody who wrecked there car and you just buy a used cluster off of them.

11-24-2010, 07:10 PM	#3
zkdreads Drives: 2010 Camaro LS V6 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Tampa, Florida Posts: 2,784	dont do it i did that on my cbr 1000rr gauge cluster. and it looks great. wouldnt recommend it at all. takes alot of skill. soldering on the circuit board wrong can mess it up and you dont want to fry your cluster. and IF you do do it sucessfully and it messes up 3 months later due to a "warrantable" mishap. GM wont cover it either because they know you have been in it. WOULDNT RECOMMENT it and good luck trying to find out what type of lights they use on that motherboard. the ones i found for my bike for like $0.10 a light. but it took me 4 months to find out the type of lights let alone find somebody that sells them. my advise is wait till your warranty is up on the electronics lol or find somebody who wrecked there car and you just buy a used cluster off of them.