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Yep. $125 option from the factory or $850 to add it yourself.

 

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Yep. $125 option from the factory or $850 to add it yourself.

 

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Strangely cheaper to add to a GMT 900 than get from factory who would have thought. What a switch!

 

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On the 800 they had to do the DIC and steering wheel controls upper buttons are for the radio and the lower is the DIC. It ran closer to $1000 because of the adapter for my aftermarket radio.

 

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Never mind ill just get ss gauge cover and call it done

 

 

My good refuses to open and I'm quite pissed

 

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You need a 6.0 cluster before you can get the SS gauge face

 

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I don't need one. I have my tablet that does more than a scangauge. I use the doc when going out of town just to see how efficient I'm running. It passes the time. I play around with it ans see how much dropping 2 MPH will raise the MPG.

 

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I know. But my point was that with her having a smart phone that she can do all that with the right app

 

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You need a 6.0 cluster before you can get the SS gauge face

 

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You can get knockoffs that look similar. I was never a fan of the overlays though, never seen one light up evenly or normally but I'm picky about that stuff.

 

 

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Well mine is the GM part. It replaces the factory piece.

 

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Well there is a difference in an overlay and the factory faceplate. mine replaces the black one

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Wow that's a lot of work and $ for DIC install on the 800s. Its only about $70 on the 900s and takes about 5 minutes. Wish they made something like the SS cluster for the 900s though.

 

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The SS cluster does look pretty good. I liked it a lot more than the Escalade cluster. I really dislike when the cluster is in 20 MPH increments. If I install one it has to be in 10 MPH increments. That's why I went with the SS cluster.

 

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