| Gauge bezels |
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Made of different materials like V2A steel, aluminium or carbon fibre...
they're pretty inexpensive but sometimes you must use a rasp to smoothen some edges out so it will fit your gauge cluster perfectly.
Vendors:
Speedhut (US)
Corksport (US) |
| Gauge dials |
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You can get simple ones on Ebay or you can get cool Indiglo Reverse Gauges which light up at night etc... Installation can be tricky because the needles on the Tacho break easily.
Vendors:
Speedhut (US)
Corksport (US)
ImportIntelligence (US) |
| Tach rings |
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Made of steel or aluminium those rings offer a real decent look. Take Dave's because he drives a BJ himself and produces very high quality (and sells much cheaper than comercial companies).
BTW: The rings also fit latest Premacy and the latest 626 models!
Manufacturers:
<- Update: Dave doesn't produce these anymore. These original sets sell for a lot of money (collectors' items)
Streetunit (USA) <- Pretty inexpensive, quality is ok
Chromdesign (GER) <- expensive and good quality
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| Functional gauges |
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Voltage,
Fuel Pressure,
Oil Temp,
Turbo Timer,
RevSpeed meters...
(and a lot more)
Manufacturers:
DGMotorsports (US)
Defi (US)
APC (US)
Autometer (US)
Ractive/Toucan (US)
Autolöc (US)
Ignited (US)
Sparco (JAP)
Sparco (ITA)
Sparco (US)
Sparco (GER)
Pilot
Matrix
Vendors:
ProtegeGarage (US)
Andys Autosport (US)
ImportIntelligence (US)
Speedhut (US)
Corksport (US) |
| Custom gauge panels |
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For owners of the Mazdaspeed Protege and other Protege models, 03MSP offers a bracket with an artists rendition of the Mazda Flying M logo in the center surrounded by two 52mm gauge holes on either side.
Manufacturers:
03MSP.com (US) / Brian Heagney |
