We have put the finishing touches on our R56 custom gauge face overlays and are now taking orders!

Pricing is as follows:

Gloss or Satin black - $60

Body colored - $80

Carbon fiber or brushed aluminum - $100

Union Jack, checkered, multi color and requested designs - $125+

All prices include S&H


R53 gauge faces will be available in about a week. If you have a design or style in mind, let us know, and we'll see what we can do.

Gauge overlays are available in many colors including:

-Laser blue
-Dark grey
-Pepper white
-Chili Red
-British racing green
-Liquid Yellow (R53)
-Pure silver
-Satin black
-Gloss black
Coming very soon:
-Carbon fiber
-Brushed aluminum
-Checkered
-Union Jack
-And more



Chili Red




Satin black






If you have any questions, just post em here!


Lyle

-Vinyl Styles

 

would you happen to have somethin to match my greddy white?

essentially, just pure white

also, is this reverseable?

 

Yup, it is completely reversable. They are overlays that go over your existing silver face.
We do have pure white as well.

 

illuminated pics? look nice man!

 

Sorry, No MINI

 

Carbon Fiber






Laser blue

 

wow the CF looks better and better by the minute

any shots of the brushed aluminum, and any on a R53?

 

what no R53 love?

that's kewl man.... really kewl

 

Mellow yellow?

 

Brushed aluminum comin' tomorrow.

R53 overlays comin' next week.

Mellow yellow - have not yet found an exact match

 

aaaand theeeen?

 

and no and then, and no and then!!!!!!!!!!

 

Are our gauges back-illuminated or front? I am curious what satin black would look like? White on black in day, red on black at night? Would there be any loss of legibility?

 

hmmm, I wonder how Chili Red would look with my Pepper white exterior...

 

How's the install?

 

Wow, that laser blue is gorgeous!

I'm also wondering how it would look illuminated. I was considering getting some gauge faces in a graphite, or maybe that satin black. How about the ones similar to the GP?

 

What does the multi-colored look like?

 

We have not yet removed the speedo from the dash, so I can't tell you how difficult/easy the removal is. As for the overlays, it is pretty easy to disassemble and install the overlays. The needle is a little tough to get off, but it is do-able.

We have a nice grey that is similar to the JCW GP. We should have pics of those within' a week or so. We do not have any shots of the gauges illuminated as we do not have access to a MINI

K - The multi color gauges are those that are special requests (i.e. if a customer wants more than one color).

 

Any thoughts on a Space blue metallic for an R53? I have the chrono package so I would like the overlays for the two smaller guage pods with speedo and tach, and then one bigger one for the large pod and assorted gauges.

 

We are working on color matching space blue, as well as the custom gauge overlays w/ chrono pckg.


Here are the brushed aluminum gauges....

 

The gauges are back-illuminated, and they should be fully legible at night. However, I'd be worried about legibility during the day for the darker color faces. The markings are also dark and they have no light colored outlines to highlight them. The carbon fiber looks like it will be especially hard to read during the day because the face and the markings are so close in darkness. Did you consider outlining all the marks?

 

Anyone have them on there Mini lit up that can post pics? Also I plan to change the LED's I want the numbers to be all white, the miles to be blue, the gas in red and the water in another color. By changing all the lights will the gauge still light up just like the stock ones? Know what I am saying?

 

So far my favorite is Aluminum, followed by the CF...I can't decide...
I will wait to see what all you guys come up with though. Then, I will order some.

 

What about Lapis blue?Wuld love my gauges to match my seats.

Also when pulling the tach & speedo needle for the install what is needed to recalibrate the needles or is this a non issue?

joe r

 

They look great, but I would need to see them lit up before deciding to purchase.