IS F clock replacement
#16
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And I thought I was the only one not digging the green analog clock There's not much you can do about it. Yeah, maybe the LED color you could change, but that's about it. (I'd like to change green into white)
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I saw once, on the 5th gen Prelude, that their clocks have a filter that you could remove it and swapped with different film colors. Maybe you can try the same approach, but I don't know if ours have some kind of filter tho. Besides that, I don't think there's nothing you can do. Good luck (Taken voice)
Oh, this is a link for the filters on a Prelude, so you can see what I'm talking.
http://www.teckomes.com/products4.html
Oh, this is a link for the filters on a Prelude, so you can see what I'm talking.
http://www.teckomes.com/products4.html
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I totally agree. it looks like it's out of a 1987 Corolla, almost like it was an afterthought. That said, I also had an Infiniti, which realized that clocks in cars can look nice, and did that years ago. My Porsche also had an analog clock. It's really just more of a laughable thing than something that bothers me at this point, but I totally get the complaint.
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^ werd, I have a (5-speed swapped, supercharged V6) 94 camry as my track car, and it basically has the exact same clock on it. From 20 years ago. lol
with that said, people have used those films to change the color to a blue or a red before though, so it can be done if you REALLY don't like the traditional Toyota green.
with that said, people have used those films to change the color to a blue or a red before though, so it can be done if you REALLY don't like the traditional Toyota green.