Pics of Interior Setups needed
01-10-04, 07:21 PM
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Pics of Interior Setups needed
Hey guys i am intrested in Pics of interior setups on fds, im trying to keep all my gauges and electronics away from the passenger side of the veichle, and im trying to keep as many vents as possible, is it possible for you guys to post some pics of your interior setups so i can get an idea of what i want thank you
01-10-04, 09:49 PM
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Have you tried looking at the A/C relocation setup? That's what I'm doing while my cars in shop. Just relocate the A/C controls to the lower center console then make it where the gauges can go into upper center console. Once its done right it looks good and you can have a bunch of stuff in there, very clean looking.
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01-12-04, 03:44 PM
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wow, i would luv to get this done, and get a border dual gauge pod, and put in sum defi bf gauges, but does anyone kno how much that relocation costs, and where i could get it done in or around new jersey
Thank you
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01-13-04, 01:21 AM
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Originally posted by BlueDragon871
ya, but im not at all intrested in doing it, i have no skills in that kind of stuff so i would rather pay someone to do it
ya, but im not at all intrested in doing it, i have no skills in that kind of stuff so i would rather pay someone to do it
Originally posted by diablone
As stated above, it's a do-it-yourself project. You have to cut, fill, lengthen wires and paint. It's not hard.
As stated above, it's a do-it-yourself project. You have to cut, fill, lengthen wires and paint. It's not hard.
01-13-04, 01:47 AM
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Originally posted by ZeroBanger
Dude...your interior is busier than a 17 yearold french fry worker and McDonalds.
Dude...your interior is busier than a 17 yearold french fry worker and McDonalds.
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darkside7 how do you like the border mickey mouse ears as I would call them? Is the fitment good and solid any cutting or refitting required? Also, what about the gauge on the steering column is there any visibility issues of the tach at all at any rpm? Im looking into getting an exact setup for my boost, egt, and my temp gauges and I was just curious as too what you think of the visibility and readability at those distances. Thanks and good looking interior. Oh is the border pod the carbon fiber one and how does it match up to the carbon fiber paneling you have done? Thanks again.
