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    Has anyone checked procarparts.com lately?

    I thought you guys might find this interesting.

    Carbon Fibre Instrument Bezel



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    omg that looks real good. i might have to add CF to my theme... maybe CF mirrors/shift knob/trim? yum yum!

    thx for that link!

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    that's really cool. Thanks.

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    any one else notice they fugged up and put the whole for the seat belt light on the other side?
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    That's a real good deal. I always wanted to put a carbon fiber dash in my accord.

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    wow, now i have to decide between aluminum or carbon. nice.
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    No freakin way man!!!!! That is awesome. Been looking for one of them to match my carbon Fiber shift knob.. SWEEETTT!!!!

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    thats not real carbon fiber, but it looks good....
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    that looks pretty sweet! I wanna get that now.
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    how do i get into my gauge cluster without damaging anything, i have the cf bezel but i dont want to break the plastic to get in. i havent taken it off yet or else i would probably know how to, i just want to make sure...

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    Remove top cluster cover and unscrew the two screws there...pop out the dimmer switch combo, power mirror control and sunroof (if equipped) with a pocket screwdriver and remove the screws behind them. Remove cluster (watch out for the trip reset knob, always gets in the way. Remove the 4 screws holding in the instrument cluster. Unplug the cluster from the rear, careful to avoid touching the circuit board back there. I think there are two screws till to take off the cluster (I'm sure you'll find them), and the glass comes off by pushing in on the tabs around it (once again, you'll find it once yer there). That back piece should come off easily. Hope that helps.
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    Not a whole lot of selection at that site...
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