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A gauge bezel is a trim panel or pod that gives aftermarket gauges a clean, fixed place in your dash or instrument cluster. Instead of hanging gauges from a pillar or mounting a cup under the dash, a bezel puts readouts such as boost, oil pressure or air/fuel ratio where they are easy to see and look like they belong. Enthusiasts fit them when they add power, start tracking their car or want a closer eye on engine health.
We currently have 3 gauge bezels in stock, all from AutoMeter. Most of them fit the Ford Mustang, with one option for the Subaru WRX. Examples include the AutoMeter 94-00 Ford Mustang 52mm Black Dual Instrument Cluster Bezel and the AutoMeter 01-04 Ford Mustang 52mm Black Dual Instrument Cluster Bezel.
Match your model year range. Dash shapes change between generations, so a bezel made for one range may not fit another.
Check gauge diameter. The openings must match the gauges you plan to run.
Count your gauges. Choose a bezel with as many openings as readouts you want.
Consider the finish. Pick a color that suits your interior trim.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A gauge bezel is a trim panel or pod that gives aftermarket gauges a clean, fixed place in your dash or instrument cluster. Instead of hanging gauges from a pillar or mounting a cup under the dash, a bezel puts readouts such as boost, oil pressure or air/fuel ratio where they are easy to see and look like they belong. Enthusiasts fit them when they add power, start tracking their car or want a closer eye on engine health.
We currently have 3 gauge bezels in stock, all from AutoMeter. Most of them fit the Ford Mustang, with one option for the Subaru WRX. Examples include the AutoMeter 94-00 Ford Mustang 52mm Black Dual Instrument Cluster Bezel and the AutoMeter 01-04 Ford Mustang 52mm Black Dual Instrument Cluster Bezel.
Match your model year range. Dash shapes change between generations, so a bezel made for one range may not fit another.
Check gauge diameter. The openings must match the gauges you plan to run.
Count your gauges. Choose a bezel with as many openings as readouts you want.
Consider the finish. Pick a color that suits your interior trim.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
