wruth

I was on the rksport webpage and i saw flame gauges for the 4th gen camaro and i was wondering if anyone made them for the third gen camaro.


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Camaro_hunter_d

personally I would not put them in my car....hedious...

MetalliCamaroRS

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Those look so cheesy. Just my opinion though.

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1992 Camaro RS
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My 1992 RS

Jim85IROC

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Hands-down the cheesiest interior accents I've EVER seen.

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Hummer

I'm not sure yet, but I think I like them. Yep, I've made up my mind. I definitely like them. Sorry to part opinion guys, but I think I have a thing for cheesy accents.

Jza

That would look good on an old-school hotrod, but not on my Camaro...

EVILFACE

Yea, they would look good on a old street rod, but not on anything modern.


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88 Camaro
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bigrobb

I bet if you ever had your dash catch on fire you might not like 'em a whole lot.

I don't know I don't think I like 'em and I like a lotta the stuff everyone else seems not to. I'd definantly say though that the white one look a helluva lot better than the other onez.

87 Firebird

Hey, bigrobb, did you know that the bottom one is just the top one at night?!? Overall, though, I'd say a bit cheesy...nice idea if you have a better graphic to put on instead of flames. Hmmm.....

karstenkurtz

Those guages look pretty sweet IMO.. However i don't know if I would put them on my car they look like a BITCH to see at night..

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87 Firebird

Hey, Karsten, nice to see a fellow TFBM'er on the board...It seems that the guages are made of a material that is just too opaque. Perhaps a thinner material would make vision easier.

phantazy82

hell, i like 'em. i was thinking of doing flames on the outside, so why not follow through to the inside?

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1982 Camaro SC-Z hybrid

FORD Rustangs -R- Us

i agree with the post above, i think they look pretty sweet, but you really wouldnt be able to see at nite.. AT ALL!

86ZRICHIE

just go through the steps in the "DIY white faced gauges" and add in the flames, make sure you use a color laser printer