Murco

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It was a 2-year build that had appeared in magazines and was undefeated on the contest scene. The owner of the real car had purchased it for $2.5K and this is how he recieved it. The car has been rebuilt and is now retired on my shelf.

MDSC

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Look the dude does good work but very slow with lots of excuses,Iove my cluster/climate hated customer service I guess you can't have your cake and eat it too

WadeLovell

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OP, glad you love it. I think it looks great now and hope it stays bright for a long time!

There is a DIY for the climate control if you want to save a few.$$$

Justin727

People still use 56K?!?!?!

All kidding aside the finished product looks great. I want them to do mine as well but if the turn around time is longer than 5 business days I just can't wait that long or I would overnight my cluster tomorrow

chubaka

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Looks good, thinking of sending my cluster out for this.

SleeperTTz

I think I would make a career out of building and shipping models if it got me 5k ea damaged. Its like a sure thing.

Murco

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I'm thinking of building this, sending around the country damaged to members one at a time and collecting the insurance! lol

t4l

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Oooh! I want that kit!!

levie

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havent been able to find a sc model yet...

TechGreek

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I laughed so hard at the drop kick comment.

cocolaz30

How hard is the Do it yourself on the LED needles???
Need to much patience?? not worth it???


Will Glow Gauges be the answer??



Found this, https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...e-cluster.html

looks like a functional fix...

NaturalJZ

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yes! i too wanna know this. i have good soldering skills, but i wanna know what options are there or what does it involve?

INTIMAZY

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Figured I would give a 3-month update.
Picture is worth a thousand words?


MPH gauge lighting **** the bed. Recently it started to randomly not turn on when I started the car. When I turned the car off and on, it would then start working again. However, now I can't get it to light at all. Just dark. This is also the only needle to show signs of failure. Gotta contact Lextech and see what they can do.

Also, on a slightly bizarre and possibly related note, my fuel gauge itself no longer works. The only way I know if I am low on fuel is when the yellow low light goes on. I pulled the fuel sending unit from the tank itself today and it appears that it's the actual cluster needle motor has failed.

1WILLY1

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i think it looked good except for your odometer and clock, your right you should have just left it.

Sorry to see your now having problems 3 months later. Thats a bit frustrating to say the least im sure.

BAD954BOI

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Damn that's a ****ed 3 month turn around