Pics of 3 gauge dash cluster
Pics of 3 gauge dash cluster
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05-23-02, 10:31 AM
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Originally posted by 7-sins
I would love to do something like that too bad I have a 94.
Looks hot though man, good job.
I would love to do something like that too bad I have a 94.
Looks hot though man, good job.
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05-23-02, 10:49 AM
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Thats the cleanest passenger guage install ive seen. Everyone else just cuts holes in the dash and shoves them in. Yours looks almost OEM. Gotta give you some credit on that one.
05-23-02, 12:05 PM
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Originally posted by SPOautos
Seems like they would be hard to use way over there, especially when driving.
The install is very good though, nice job
STEPHEN
Seems like they would be hard to use way over there, especially when driving.
The install is very good though, nice job
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Not a all. I had them put in at an angle facing the driver. I saw pics of ones just facing forward (e.g. Page 22 of May 2002 issue of Turbo magazine featuring a 3rd gen). I did not see the logic in that. A quick flick of the head to my right is all it takes. If you know what you are looking for it is not bad at all.
05-23-02, 03:09 PM
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For a 94+ airback replacement part check:
http://www.carbonfiberparts.net
I think this was a one-off but they would probably make several if there was an interest.
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http://www.carbonfiberparts.net
I think this was a one-off but they would probably make several if there was an interest.
Wade
05-23-02, 03:16 PM
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EXCELLENT! I don't suppose you would like to share with everyone your secrets to make it look so stock...
I would love to do that to my 93, even if I have to reroute the ducting. That's the BEST gauge treatment yet..............
I would love to do that to my 93, even if I have to reroute the ducting. That's the BEST gauge treatment yet..............
05-23-02, 07:51 PM
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I thought that the airbag on the 94 was on the top side of the dash. To lazy to go outaisw and check, but if so would you still need to take out the airbag.
05-23-02, 08:56 PM
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Originally posted by RonKMiller
EXCELLENT! I don't suppose you would like to share with everyone your secrets to make it look so stock...
I would love to do that to my 93, even if I have to reroute the ducting. That's the BEST gauge treatment yet..............
EXCELLENT! I don't suppose you would like to share with everyone your secrets to make it look so stock...
I would love to do that to my 93, even if I have to reroute the ducting. That's the BEST gauge treatment yet..............
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