This is a discussion on Milotec Chrome dials Fitted within the Styling and Car Care forums, part of the General Motoring Discussions category; What do you think? The fit is not great, the dials do not match the profile of the rev/speedo ,plus ...
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| Briskodian | Milotec Chrome dials Fitted What do you think? The fit is not great, the dials do not match the profile of the rev/speedo ,plus something really annoying is that the plastic screen is bonded to the dashpod so I had to glue it back, because it's a sealed unit the fumes from the glue casued some misting of the plastic, which I was majorly screwing about, what else could I do but fit them in the car ![]() Let's see if I'm still happy with these after a week. Des |
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| They do tart it up rather nicely |
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| Briskodian | It is just something tastefull. It is not too much in your face. That does look good. Mmm Sarah |
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| I thought the Milotec ones were stainless Did you have to shave off the lip surrounding the dials?
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They look good at a distance but after all this effort and money I'm thinking about either refitting them again or removing them, they've only been on the car 6 hours and I haven't even driven it with them on yet. lol Des | |
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| dials I fitted mine from behind, that way you don't need to remove the front. They fit through the back gaps and just push on with fingers through the speedo/tacho holes |
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Halfrauds do a set of star headed allen keys for Ł8 that are brill for removing the speedo and cheeper that a torque wrench set | |
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