who has custom mount pics of greddy boost controller & profec???

[EnticivEclipse]

just trying to get ideas as to where to mount them, but with pics.. i know there was another post on this but i cannot find it

 

['96_Talon_TSi]

not mine.. not too custom, but a fairly common way to mount them.

 

['96_Talon_TSi]

Super95AWD made this one... THere is a writeup somewhere on here for how to make it.

 

[Gh0zTeR]

that is the best looking setup i have ever seen.
i dont want to know how much work and money went into that

 

[Gary 420A RS]

go to the articles section on the top of the website its in there somwhere on how to do the custom work..

 

['96_Talon_TSi]

Originally posted by Gh0zTeR
that is the best looking setup i have ever seen.
i dont want to know how much work and money went into that

THe fiberglass kit costs about $10-$15, and he said about 30 hours of his time.

There is a how-to in the 'how-to' section...check it out.

 

[Gh0zTeR]

then hes rather talented it would seem

 

[EnticivEclipse]

whoa those look awesome, how about some hidden custom mounts


thanks guys

 

['96_Talon_TSi]

Originally posted by Gh0zTeR
then hes rather talented it would seem

Working with fiberglass isn't really as hard as it would seem. You can sand out and bondo any imperfections you get. It;s not too hard, just very time consuming.

 

[EnticivEclipse]

come on guys! wheres the glove box and arm rest mounts???

 

[Attack Eagle]

my TT is in the glovebox on the lefthand side where the little "pocket" is.
Since I don't need to see them to drive the Profec will go there too.

 

[EnticivEclipse]

Originally posted by Attack Eagle
my TT is in the glovebox on the lefthand side where the little "pocket" is.
Since I don't need to see them to drive the Profec will go there too.

pics?

 

[super95awd]

Thanks guys . Ya, working with fiberglass isn't as hard as it would seem. Any imperfections can be corrected with some work. You can really never have an irreversible mistake. I also made another one for somebody for a Profec-B and Greddy TT that went where the ashtray/cupholder are. It was pretty sweet.

 

[EnticivEclipse]

Originally posted by super95awd
Thanks guys . Ya, working with fiberglass isn't as hard as it would seem. Any imperfections can be corrected with some work. You can really never have an irreversible mistake. I also made another one for somebody for a Profec-B and Greddy TT that went where the ashtray/cupholder are. It was pretty sweet.

you got pics of the ashtray one?

 

[thekellbeast]

Originally posted by Gh0zTeR
that is the best looking setup i have ever seen.
i dont want to know how much work and money went into that

Like the other guy said, under 20 bucks. I'd start making crazy shit out of fiberglass, but I don't need anything.

 

[Attack Eagle]

pics?

No, cars 1200 miles from where i am at. just kind of sitting in that little pocket in the glovebox.

 

[PsSsShTGSX]

mine are right behind the shifter as u can see. just cut away the plastic there and ur set.

 

[RedTurboEclipse]

mine are right behind the shifter as u can see. just cut away the plastic there and ur set.

was it easy to cut? did u cut the hole without taking apart the console? can u tell us the process.. i just got my profec b.. and my tt has been sitting in a box for almost 2 years.. .. i never installed it cause i wanted tow ait until i got the matching profec b.. and my original plans were to put it in that spot..

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[EnticivEclipse]

yea PsSsShTGSX,


make a lil write up for us.. if you used a dremel what bit do u use


thanks

 

[PsSsShTGSX]

when i bought the car it was already done. you would have to take out that whole section there which isnt hard, but i dunno how it was cut. gonna have to use a dremel or something.

 

[EnticivEclipse]

ok thanks

 

[Airpoppoff]

Thats what i did when i first got my car.

Things i hated

- took me about 6 hours to do it
- Was a pain in the ass to mount
- Broke things in the process
- Had to work with heat

Things i like

- The way it looks

It was hard to do, i took a heat gun and bent out the plastic a bit, and basically took the time to mark out where every button and where every display would be. Then i took a dremel with the dremel plastic bit to cut everything out. No fiberglass but looks good

Matt

 

[OX6603]

I wanted to bring this back from the dead... anyone else out there have any relevant pics? I'm looking for some inspiration for my install