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what gauges come in the 3gauge version of your faceplate, also for awhile there was talk of the cupholder not being available with the gauges, whats the dilliyo
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The stereo bracket with gauge holes doesn't come with gauges - you install your own.
Because the cupholder design takes up a bit of space the gauge model will not include cupholders - the older design allowed for them using softer materials as a solution but the new more rugged version does not permit this.
Because the cupholder design takes up a bit of space the gauge model will not include cupholders - the older design allowed for them using softer materials as a solution but the new more rugged version does not permit this.
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what size gauge will work, do they need to be a certain brand, do you include instructions for mounting the gauges sorry to ask so many questions, but I will have the money at the end of the month and want to make sure I have all of the proper tools to make it work
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The gauge holes are standard size and should work with most aftermarket gauges.
No pics of a 'prototype' as I make up a schematic and submit it to the metal cutters. Either I have finished ones or I have paper.
I only have 50 or so units made at a time and they're used to dealing with orders for 1000s of an identical part, so my order takes a little longer to find its way into the machinery.
No pics of a 'prototype' as I make up a schematic and submit it to the metal cutters. Either I have finished ones or I have paper.
I only have 50 or so units made at a time and they're used to dealing with orders for 1000s of an identical part, so my order takes a little longer to find its way into the machinery.
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in case y'all didn't know, we'r talking about this http://www.rotorhead.ca/detail.php?adid=3 sorry about misspelling your name on the title
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hey manntis, I have a cut out from my universal cd player holder and it looks ok, but I want something I can add gauges to. Check it out gauge on second page I was wondering if my cd player would work with your set up. It's a pretty big gauge soo. Just wondering.
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Looks like your stereo and gauge are both standard size, so I forsee no problems.
One caveat: The stereo cutout is trimmed to fit a detachable or drop-down face stereo only. It is 6.75" wide, not the full 7" width of most fixed-face stereos.
One caveat: The stereo cutout is trimmed to fit a detachable or drop-down face stereo only. It is 6.75" wide, not the full 7" width of most fixed-face stereos.
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yeah my Sony had a drop-down face too and it fit fine on the Mark I model... the opening for the Mark II is the same size. The key is my kit is designed to eliminate the trim ring around the stereo face.
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well would you be able to use it if you wanted to? I have a glow coming from the top and bottom of the trim. It wouldn't look right without the trim.
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the smaller opening on the Mark I and II design take the place of the trim - it doesn't just leave a gaping hole around the faceplate but instead makes it look more integrated with the whole unit.
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