mazdaspeed air-duct
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From: Inkerman, On, South of Ottawa, the 2nd coldest Capital in the World
Damn, looks good. Must have been a pain to attach all the wiring up under there though..
My old eyes couldn't read those gauges from that distance however...lol
My old eyes couldn't read those gauges from that distance however...lol
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[QUOTE=blwfly]we need info ov how you did it and what you used
and maybe what ya switchs are button start?[/QUOTE
i did use,plastic,metal,wood,laser cut,pc,imagination,passion ,love,etc,etc...
the start button is from s2000 and the black is the licence plate switch
and maybe what ya switchs are button start?[/QUOTE
i did use,plastic,metal,wood,laser cut,pc,imagination,passion ,love,etc,etc...
the start button is from s2000 and the black is the licence plate switch
Like posted above, vinyl paint scratches pretty easily. I've had a few friends that use it, but they definately aren't professionals. Maybe the common folk will just have to give up on neon green and orange dashboards. However, I would love to have black interior.
Originally Posted by trochoid
Leather on the dash, now that's a excellent way to show all the rattle can tightasses how to upgrade thier interior's. Keep up the good work.
SEM makes a good vinyl paint & prep. I recently put in a dash cap cover and painted it burgundy with SEM. Looks great! I got a sterio for the 7 for Christmas, so I plan to take the grey plastic piece out of the console and paint it titaniun with SEM.
- David
- David
I made an aluminum dash for my racecar and mounted some auxiliary gauges over on the right like that. Trust me, you won't be able to read tham at all, all they are doing is taking up space. If you could make wedged spacers to turn them more towards you they would be OK, but flat they are useless.





