Official Interior & Dash Picture Thread
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Oct 20, 2006, 11:43 PM
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Sterwart Warner boost gauge, Autometer column pod, Mitsubishi pedal set/ Ebrake handle/ aluminum gauge cluster surround, HKS TT, Vishnu titanium shift knob, Pioneer HU, Evo IX dash trim, and custom aluminum panel for Mitsu gauges/ custom aluminum dead pedal.
Nov 10, 2006, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Middle Man
Latest mod courtesy of FHRX Studio's here in Sydney.....and thanks to my mate Tommo for the pic 
This has been made from scratch.....not just CF over the original dash piece.
This has been made from scratch.....not just CF over the original dash piece.
Did they make a mold? or did they build it moldless? If they made a mold, and can produve more of them, I'd like to purchase one...especially if I can get one that isn't cut out for the radio (solid across the front)
Nov 11, 2006, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by eficker
Well, i just installed my Zeitronix wb and i thought it looked okay, so i'd thought i'd post it up.
Nov 11, 2006, 08:36 AM
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I've got some pm's about my wb install and thought i'd share:
I just pulled the display from the hard case that it comes in from zeitronix, then removed some material from the RS radio delete plate to where it sits on the backside of it (you will see what i'm talking about when you go to do it). Cut a hole in the front for the display and the oil temp. Then i epoxied the display to the back of the delete plate (not jb weld, model epoxy, very easy to remove if needed once hardened).
Thats it, pretty simple.
I just pulled the display from the hard case that it comes in from zeitronix, then removed some material from the RS radio delete plate to where it sits on the backside of it (you will see what i'm talking about when you go to do it). Cut a hole in the front for the display and the oil temp. Then i epoxied the display to the back of the delete plate (not jb weld, model epoxy, very easy to remove if needed once hardened).
Thats it, pretty simple.
Nov 13, 2006, 12:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Middle Man
Latest mod courtesy of FHRX Studio's here in Sydney.....and thanks to my mate Tommo for the pic
This has been made from scratch.....not just CF over the original dash piece.
This has been made from scratch.....not just CF over the original dash piece.
This is a sweet peice, but I think it's a bit cheesy witht the fake CF above it...if that was real, you'll be rolling nice man
Nov 17, 2006, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by godane79
Where do you get the triple meter hood and the a pillar gauge holder from?
They are very easy to work with and have very good prices and I recommend them 100%. They are also a sponsor here.
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Nov 17, 2006, 08:54 AM
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figures their website is down right now! I agree about screwing into the dash, that's why i got a gauge holder that moves the radio down, and puts 3 60mm gauges where the radio used to be which are angled towards the driver. I will hopefully be installing them this weekend, and will post pics.
Check out post #159 on page 11 for an example of the gauge pod.
Check out post #159 on page 11 for an example of the gauge pod.