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so your saying buy the Fuel Gauge and Voltage Gauge, then buy the Speedo/tac from Harley?
It's an option. I just went ahead and used some of my "Points" at the dealer, (when they had them), and bought the whole set from them. But if you're trying to save some $$, yeah, do what you said.
Boy those black gauges look classy. I'm not a fan of the digital gauges, they just look cold and "empty". Seems like there is a ton of wasted space in the digital gauges, but that is merely MO.
I swapped the gauges on my SG. If you get the gauge as a take off, you're going to run into issues. Buy the Speedo/Tach new and save yourself the nightmare.
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