well I got around to doing this today and realized when I put everything back that I had put 168 bulbs in the cluster instead of the rated 158. I'm pretty pissed to because when I was sanding the speedo with the dremel I had it set to high. I went of the side and cought the face of the gauge and now there is a little light coming through by the 110mph. A Tip for those trying to get to the X1000rpm sign. I just kinda pushed it out with my fingers and got in there with a round(tube)style sanding bit. Worked great just have to be careful with speed. I have a cordless dremel that has 10spds. I pretty much kept it between 2-4rpm's. I'm not sure what grit the sand paper was but it worked well. They should come in a standerd starter package. Also for the 2 smaller brown plugs I just used 74's and kinda messed with the metal pieces in the holder to keep them in there. One last thing To get the best lighting effect from the gauges is to remove as much as the green silver/black layer on the gauges. Even if it's an area that does not need sanding do it anyway. The black/silver part is what tones the light down so removing this plus any walls that you can will make the best for the lighting effect. I just can't beleave how much of a difference it is with all new bulbs and all the gauges cleared out. Very bright!!!