91stocker
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- Jan 15, 2010
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Vassar,
Michigan
Now i know this is a little premature, as i only have the wideband installed, but it couldn't wait haha. I couldn't be happier on how it turned out.
I removed the center dash pad and cut the top half of the control panel off. This left the outer controls, like the hazards and the fan control, but opened the three center holes. (sorry no pics)
The size is nearly perfect for the standard 52mm gauge. I did have to make a small spacer ring, that i cut from a sheet of abs plastic, for it to fit perfectly.
I will update later once all three gauges are installed. But for now i cut two blanks, to fill the other two holes, from the same sheet of abs plastic. They were just sitting in place for the pics, but i have since tacked them in place with a couple small tacks of hot glue. As i did with the spacer ring.
Pic #1 Plastic spacer
Pic#2 Two plastic blanks
Pic#3 Spacer ring (tacked in place with hot glue)
Pic#4 Test fit
Pic#5 Final shot
Pic#6 Final shot
I removed the center dash pad and cut the top half of the control panel off. This left the outer controls, like the hazards and the fan control, but opened the three center holes. (sorry no pics)
The size is nearly perfect for the standard 52mm gauge. I did have to make a small spacer ring, that i cut from a sheet of abs plastic, for it to fit perfectly.
I will update later once all three gauges are installed. But for now i cut two blanks, to fill the other two holes, from the same sheet of abs plastic. They were just sitting in place for the pics, but i have since tacked them in place with a couple small tacks of hot glue. As i did with the spacer ring.
Pic #1 Plastic spacer
Pic#2 Two plastic blanks
Pic#3 Spacer ring (tacked in place with hot glue)
Pic#4 Test fit
Pic#5 Final shot
Pic#6 Final shot