JPE Instruments

[LawrenceR]

Strange question I guess but

 

Why would a SLR have a JPE Instruments?

 

Thumbs

 

[Dickie Normuss]

I would guess it was the choice of a previous owner, it wouldn't have been standard fit. I always liked them myself.

 

VX HPC - Loud and proud here

Watch out, whatever hits the fan will not be distributed evenly

[Wingnonut]

My SL had, what were refered to by CC as, JPE dials. They weren't the actual dials used on the JPE (with no numbers just green and red zones) but were luminous yellow. Apparently they were a £230 option when my car was bought ('99). If a car is advertised as having JPE dials I think you will find that this is what they are refering to.

 

When looking for a car and found mine, I at first hated them and nearly didn't by the car because of them. Later I realise how much I liked them and how much clearer they are especially on track (when you only glance) and at night.

 

W.Nut .

 

Rosso Superlight no.087 (no longer)

[Goblin SLR]

My SLR has them:

HERE

 

Edited by - Goblin SLR on 6 Nov 2007 13:20:18

[BAZZA]

Them's not JPE, them's just yellow

[Wingnonut]

Them's not JPE, them's just yellow

Agreed, but Caterham used to refer to them as JPE dials

At least they did a couple of years back now I notice they refer to them simply as Luminous Yellow (as per here)

 

W.Nut .

 

Rosso Superlight no.087 (no longer)

[LawrenceR]

Thanks for the answers

I had not come across them before but I suppose that is unsurprising considering I am new to all things 7

 

Thumbs