Pics: ¡¡¡My version of Speedometer Bezel (Dual gauge)!!!

[redsleeper]

First you need to clear 3 screws to unbolt the Speedometer Bezel



Then you need a Dremel or something like this and cut backwards of the Speedometer Bezel



Now...you need to use your ability to mold a grill...



And do this, cutting 2 circles in the grill and in the upper back side of the Bezel





Next, use Super Glue to support the grille using Bicarbonate to do the chemical, this stuff in some points of the Bezel...don´t forget to sand all around







Is needed to cut both pipes in the front to the end to do a 2 1/16", previously you do 2 holes in the grill then you put your 2 pipes placing 1 gauge to do a exact diameter..

Do the same thing to place in correct angle and position to the piping, helping you with Super Glue and Bicarbonate







Now you need a Spot Putty to fill all the Speedo











It´s time to sand all the Spot Putty, do that until you have an uniform piece..





Priming the Bezel and the result:





Updates soon as possible...

[norcalfocus01]

Looks good, you went about it a little differant than I plan to. But still it came out nice.

[Screamin SVT]

WOW. That's a neat looking idea. I look forward to the results.

[volcomstone1966]

Originally Posted by norcalfocus01

looks good, you went about it a little differant than i plan to. But still it came out nice.

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[redsleeper]

it would be painted in black to look original

[BrightonBrad]

looks pretty good so far. cant wait to see finished result

[bassmasta682]

who nice job! i am now thinking of doing the same.

[Dan-O]

Looking good.
Watch that spot putty. Most of it is lacquer based and will shrink.
(even though it says shrink resistant)

[SVTflyer03]

Thats great man!! I plan on doing this when I have some free time! and when I need new gauges.

[j-zetec_pr]

that's really cool. can't wait to see the final product