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I was wondering if there are any company's that make a 1g radio gauge bezel that offers more than just 1 gauge and a SAFC. ive been looking for them and can only find either a 1 gauge and fuel controller or just a 1 gauge. Thank you for any information on them if they are around.
 
I know they are out there. The one that came with a car I bought houses 3 gauges and a single DIN head-unit. I have no idea who makes it. I'll try to snap a picture for you.
 
Here is my radio bezel. Radio and three gauges.

Made by Vector Imaging, the same people that make all those bezels on Extremepsi.com for the our cars, 1g. Came with all hardware to install.

It may not be available anymore, I don't see it on Extreme's website. I know they were "out of stock" for a while, and one day I saw that it was in stock and just grabbed it before it sold out again.

Product number - DSMR-TG5
 

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Call Slowboy Racing. They stopped listing it a long time ago but apparently they were selling them for a while after not relisting them.

They MAY still have some they have not sold. I don't remember any other vendors who sell them.
 
Doesn't hurt to contact extremepsi via phone or email to ask about ordering the bezel, they are fairly quick to respond!
 
Make your own, it's not that hard. The benefit is it will be exactly the way you want it.:thumb::thumb:

My car:
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^^^ This way you get what you want, it may not look 100% the first time around but if you have a bit of common sense and the right tools it not that difficult.

Saves a bit of money for other things too :)
 
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Turbo timer in the overhead light. AEM gauges where the heater controls were. Heater controls were the radio was (fully functional). Radio where the pocket was. Just get creative.
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Turbo timer in the overhead light. AEM gauges where the heater controls were. Heater controls were the radio was (fully functional). Radio where the pocket was. Just get creative.
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That one is badass.Swap the controls out for gauges, and put controls on top of radio.That's a really nice idea.
 

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Thanks. I wanted to keep the gauges higher to be able to see them, but liked my vent (mainly to keep the car warm in winter). So a little fiberglassing, modding the plates behind the dash to run the cables and sheet metal to mount the gauges and it all works. The controls even light up thanks to some rewiring and bulbs. I've since traded that set up off to go back to stock so I can sell the car.
 
I swapped in an evo radio, and there gauge cluster from an MR, just another idea

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Turbo timer in the overhead light. AEM gauges where the heater controls were. Heater controls were the radio was (fully functional). Radio where the pocket was. Just get creative.
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that is a badass setup...is there a write up to that or just something you threw together..ive always wanted to run gauges where the controls where at but didnt want to remove heat/ac...i never thought of putting them above the radio. Was it hard to do?
 

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that is a badass setup...is there a write up to that or just something you threw together..ive always wanted to run gauges where the controls where at but didnt want to remove heat/ac...i never thought of putting them above the radio. Was it hard to do?

I just had my car apart, started looking at things. Modded the plates that support the dash so the cables could pass through. Made a plate to hold the gauges. Trimmed the radio bezel and fiberglassed the controls in after cutting them from the fan control. I've yet to see anyone do it. Think that was from a couple years ago.
 
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