Just fitted boost + oil temp to early classic
08 March 2004, 04:40 PM
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Just fitted boost + oil temp to early classic
Not keen on any of the pods on the market for the early classic, so decided to fit them in the centre console. Took me a day .
Ignore the cheap gauges, Have a nice set of carbon faced autometer on order.
what you think. ?
bigger pic.
Ignore the cheap gauges, Have a nice set of carbon faced autometer on order.
what you think. ?
bigger pic.
Last edited by 69WRX; 08 March 2004 at 05:24 PM.
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fairly easy to do , A days work, thats with wiring in the gauges too.
first you have to cut up the cup holder, Cut all the middle out just leave the two runners. then cut out a plate to hold the gauges, I used 4mm ply wood then covered it in carbon fibre look sticky stuff. Fit the gauges........ and bobs your uncle.
Can post some pics up tommorrow if it would help.
andy.
first you have to cut up the cup holder, Cut all the middle out just leave the two runners. then cut out a plate to hold the gauges, I used 4mm ply wood then covered it in carbon fibre look sticky stuff. Fit the gauges........ and bobs your uncle.
Can post some pics up tommorrow if it would help.
andy.
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Originally Posted by 69WRX
fairly easy to do , A days work, thats with wiring in the gauges too.
first you have to cut up the cup holder, Cut all the middle out just leave the two runners. then cut out a plate to hold the gauges, I used 4mm ply wood then covered it in carbon fibre look sticky stuff. Fit the gauges........ and bobs your uncle.
Can post some pics up tommorrow if it would help.
andy.
first you have to cut up the cup holder, Cut all the middle out just leave the two runners. then cut out a plate to hold the gauges, I used 4mm ply wood then covered it in carbon fibre look sticky stuff. Fit the gauges........ and bobs your uncle.
Can post some pics up tommorrow if it would help.
andy.
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Can I ask how easy it was to fit the oil temp gauge cos I am thinking about it for mine just not sure how difficult a job it is
13 March 2004, 10:38 PM
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Can assure you all its a pre face lift classic. my95.
NelsonUK , was easy enough to fit temp gauge. Muddy has a very helpfull site with pics of how to do it . www.mudd90.freeserve.co.uk
Sorry to anyone who's waiting for pics of how to fit the gauges in centre console, not had chance yet , will try and get it done tomorrow.
andy
NelsonUK , was easy enough to fit temp gauge. Muddy has a very helpfull site with pics of how to do it . www.mudd90.freeserve.co.uk
Sorry to anyone who's waiting for pics of how to fit the gauges in centre console, not had chance yet , will try and get it done tomorrow.
andy
14 March 2004, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by WagonRich
That's definatly a classic.
Rich
Rich
Last edited by Pitzi; 14 March 2004 at 11:41 AM.
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