Yes, they come off.
The plastic needle just sits on the speedometer metal pin with friction. I'd recommend using two screwdrivers on opposite sites when you try to pry/lift the needle up. I also found that it's easier to just unscrew the fuel gauge from the back, instead of trying to take off its needle when you're removing the speedometer stuff. I broke the fuel gauge metal shaft on one of my clusters and learned the hard way.
If you're not going to be using it or harvesting the gauges and needles out of it, I may be interested in whats left of the GC gauge overlay (the STI trim)
n2x4 wrote:If you're not going to be using it or harvesting the gauges and needles out of it, I may be interested in whats left of the GC gauge overlay (the STI trim)
i am not going to do it becuse its not worth it, but i am selling the hole sti gc cluster if your intrested send me a pm, i really dont know how we can work this out i never sent anything shiping before, but i can try if there is a will there is a way lol.