10. Use a test light to find a power source for accessory, ground, and dimmer. You won't need a constant power source because the gauges don't have a memory function.10. Use a test light to find a power source for accessory, ground, and dimmer. You won't n 11. Tap into the proper wires on the factory harness and use crimps, solder, or whatever type of connecter you choose.11. Tap into the proper wires on the factory harness and use crimps, solder, or whatever t 12. Start tucking the harnesses away and replace the head unit if you took it out. Don't tell Carter, but we erased all his slow- jams preset stations.12. Start tucking the harnesses away and replace the head unit if you took it out. Don't t 13. Plug the proper harness into the back of the gauges. One slot is for the sensor harness and the other for power.13. Plug the proper harness into the back of the gauges. One slot is for the sensor harnes 14. Adjustable pods are included. You can drill these in or use double sided sticky tape (preferably from Chu's Packaging Supplies) if you want to spare your dash.14. Adjustable pods are included. You can drill these in or use double sided sticky tape ( 15. Locate a place on your dash, steering column, A-pillar, or wherever to mount the gauges. Make sure they're visible, but not blocking your view of the road.15. Locate a place on your dash, steering column, A-pillar, or wherever to mount the gauge 16. Once you have all the gauges lined up and in place, test to make sure they work and then reinstall any of the panels you removed.16. Once you have all the gauges lined up and in place, test to make sure they work and th 17. With the car off, the Blue Racer faces go completely black. The bezel ring adjusts to set a manual warning.17. With the car off, the Blue Racer faces go completely black. The bezel ring adjusts to 18. When the car is turned on, the gauges go through an opening sequence then light up blue.18. When the car is turned on, the gauges go through an opening sequence then light up blu At night, the blue backlit gauges stand out much more, which they obviously should. But we thought we'd be redundant and point it out anyway.At night, the blue backlit gauges stand out much more, which they obviously should. But we The LowdownMSRP: Boost $192, pressure $235, temperature $160, voltage $128PROS: Price friendly with electric accuracyCONS: Sensors not includedInstall Difficulty: BeginnerVerdict: Perfect for those who want gauges to read stats without the frills. CONNECT DEFI Tein N/A www.tein.com Signal Auto signalauto.com « | 1 | 2 | View Full Article By Rikdaddy Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!