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52mm vs 60mm gauge: Which should you choose?
Choosing between the two types of gauges isn’t a make-or-break moment, but it can be important to the look of your car. Neither one is better or worse, but one could suit your needs more than the other.  9* The 52mm gauge is generally the standard for aftermarket gauges, as it’s fairly easy to read and can fit into many places. Being smaller than the 60mm gauge, it is cheaper and offers more fitment options in your car.  The 60mm gauge, being larger, is easier to see at a glance... Read more...
Where should you mount your gauges?
No need for an intro paragraph; you know why you’re here. Let’s get into it. 6* Mounting your gauges on or near the instrument cluster is great if you can pull it off. Most gauge clusters have a large sun visor, so placement of most gauges is possible, but it can sometimes block information on the car’s instrument cluster. Gauges smaller than 60mm are generally possible to place, but any larger can be very difficult. Larger gauges can look nicer if your car has a dedicated bracket for placement. If... Read more...
Why should you consider gauges for your car?
Gauges are a great add on to many cars. Most enthusiasts don't pay gauges much attention when modifying their cars, but they can be a great addition to your car. Read more...