[HW3]

As posted by SquareSteelBar.

this is done very easily by changing three values in 'menu_1024_768.ini'. At first backup this file then open it in notepad [or any text editor] and look for these three blocks below. Change the three values and the numbers beneath the gauges will appear in innocent white.
So long,
SSB

[G3F I42] <---- may differ if your 'menu_1024_768.ini' is modded !!
Name=Meters val
Type=1029;Static text
ItemID=0x3F010013
ParentID=0x3F010000
Pos=230,-112,28,20
Color=0xFFFFFFFF; old value for red 0xD26400FE
Font=4
Text=955
TextFlags=0x6
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[G3F I45] <---- may differ if your 'menu_1024_768.ini' is modded !!
Name=Degrees
Type=1029;Static text
ItemID=0x3F010015
ParentID=0x3F010000
Pos=123,-112,32,20
Color=0xFFFFFFFF; old value for red 0xD26400FE
Font=4
Text=955
TextFlags=0x6
-----------------------------------------------------------
[G3F I46] <---- may differ if your 'menu_1024_768.ini' is modded !!
Name=Knots val
Type=1029;Static text
ItemID=0x3F010014
ParentID=0x3F010000
Pos=25,-112,28,20
Color=0xFFFFFFFF; old value for red 0xD26400FE
Font=4
Text=955
TextFlags=0x6

P.s.: you can fiddle about these values to get different colors
A list of some of the colors used in the menu_1024_768.ini:

White = 0xFFFFFFFF
Tan = 0xEBCF99FF
Black = 0xFF
Orange1 = 0xD26400FE
Orange2 = 0xDD5800FF
Orange3 = 0xE26522FF
Light Brown = 0x9F8671FF
Brown = 0x593A20FF
Gray = 0x8B8989FF
Black = 0x111111FF
Green = 0x329632FE
Light Gray = 0xB0B0B0FF
Light Tan = 0xCDB59EFF
Light Green = 0x00FF99FF