DIN Panel Gauges
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Originally Posted by afterburn27
That is one hell of a great write up!
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Like the stock gauges they are hard to read at night but I felt that I would be reaching for the radio so I put the gauges on the bottom. It' would be an easy swap to move them up because of the connectors.
Thanks to alot of info from this forum I took on this project and just wanted to put all the info in one place.
Thanks to alot of info from this forum I took on this project and just wanted to put all the info in one place.
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I like this set up a lot, however, aren't they hard to read when you're actually driving? also where did u get the DIN Panels for the gauges.... now that I think about it, ne1 know if they make pods that are like those pictured here, exept they tilt a little up? or is that a total custom project...
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The DIN panel I got was from thompson automotive http://www.thompson-automotive.com/T...tive_Home.html, i believe they actually had some sort of add on you could use with the din panel to give it more of an upward angle, however i don't think that is necessary i can see my gauges fine when mounted underneath the radio. Just my opinion tho.
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Here is a cloe pic of mine: http://www.silverbulletrx7.com/mods/DIN.jpg I have oil temp, boost control and a turbo timer.
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Originally Posted by BillM
Recently completed a DIN panel and 3 gauge install, hope to post a pdf file once I fugure it out..
Did the Miata DIN plate fit as is?
Also, do you think 2 of them would fit properly to fill the entire space?
I'm going to pull the stock stereo in my car. It never gets used.
#25
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I though of something and I'm curious to see if anyone has tried it.... ne1 ever mount some gauges where the visor by your head is? not sure how that would look/work...just curious