That's right! Watch out GT-4 guys. I'm coming. Slowly, but I'll get there. All I need now is an All Wheel Drive conversion and a 3S-GTE swap and I'm there! J/K. I wish. Someone wanted to see a pic of my new ST205 cluster working. Here it is:

I made the turn signals blue by using piece of plastic from a milk jug. It has the same texture. I forgot who said that on here... But yeah, thanks, it came out great. The only paint I had laying around that was blue was caliper paint. But heck, worked very nice. I just oredered some matrix LED bulbs so I should be in business very soon.

This post has been edited by JoKeRkId613: Oct 27, 2005 - 11:37 AM

glad to see you finally got it going. Do all of the warning lights work properly ? BTW it was me with the milk jug thing >>

yup. all the warning lights work properly. wannabegt4 pretty much did the wiring and doublechecked what i had done just to make sure it's all good. so im glad it's up and running. yeah man, i had a feeling that was you with the milk jug thing. very good idea. the turn signals look almost factory. all i did was cut a piece of the jug handle area and put the green signal piece on top and cut it out the same shape and then spray painted it blue. good to go. thanks for the idea bat.

Sweeet!. Glad to see it working. I'm ready when you are to tackle that boost gauge.

make a how to >>

HEY! our cars might look fast if we all switch to them :-P

finally got it in eh? good job!

awesome work.

-nik+Oct 27, 2005 - 4:08 PM

I'm almost done:
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?act=findpost&pid=347758

I've still gotta add a bit of info about the plugs and how the pins are numbered, and I'm working on a basic schematic of the ST205 cluster minus a few unkown indicator lights and the boost gauge.

This post has been edited by WannabeGT4: Oct 28, 2005 - 9:10 AM

How to is done:

http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=30411

But how do you know how fast your going?

I look at the speedometer. >>

I'm kidding super. I basically know that every 20 km is about 12 mph. So 20 km is about 12 mph, 40 km is about 24 mph, 60 km is about 36 mph, and so on. It's not too bad. You just gotta get used to it. Like anything else. I went to Colombia for like 7 months once and drove over there and it's in km. Cars over there suck. All you see is Renaults, Daewoos, and old ass Mazdas. You're rich if you have a Nissan or Toyota. So that kinda got me used to it too. I drive with the windows down and you could just feel how fast you're going. Like stick shift. When I learned to drive stick, the car didn't have a tach so I had to listen to the revs but once you're used to it, you could blast the music and know when to shift.