Din type pod - where from?
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Din type pod - where from?
I am in the process of building a scoobymonitor
www.scoobymonitor.co.uk
and want to mount it in a centre dash mounted pod like the one shown here from ETS.
http://www.ets-racing.pwp.blueyonder...%20pod%206.jpg
But, I want a squarer front panel to accomodate a din size panel it will be mounted on.
Any ideas?
www.scoobymonitor.co.uk
and want to mount it in a centre dash mounted pod like the one shown here from ETS.
http://www.ets-racing.pwp.blueyonder...%20pod%206.jpg
But, I want a squarer front panel to accomodate a din size panel it will be mounted on.
Any ideas?
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This pod came with the unit from PSI3 via Scoobyworld.It is a direct replacement for the clock pod on my 03 WRX.I know yours is a JDM MY98 but you may be able to mount it somehow using a bit of ingenuity.
And maybe loads of gaffa tape.
MY INSTALL HERE
Or they do this pod to fit the flip lid tray thingy on earlier cars.
http://www.psi3.co.uk/downloads/secs1003fitment.pdf
Mark
And maybe loads of gaffa tape.
MY INSTALL HERE
Or they do this pod to fit the flip lid tray thingy on earlier cars.
http://www.psi3.co.uk/downloads/secs1003fitment.pdf
Mark
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Hey Welloilbeefhooked, where did you get the DIN plate to mount the Scoobymonitor? I have a Scoobymonitor mounted in the spare DIN hole above my radio, but it's a pretty crappy botch job I made out of some plastic cos I couldn't find a DIN panel suitable. Ideally it needs to be one that can be held in place by screws on the sides just like the radios are in Jap cars.
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Originally Posted by Paul_M
Hey Welloilbeefhooked, where did you get the DIN plate to mount the Scoobymonitor? I have a Scoobymonitor mounted in the spare DIN hole above my radio, but it's a pretty crappy botch job I made out of some plastic cos I couldn't find a DIN panel suitable. Ideally it needs to be one that can be held in place by screws on the sides just like the radios are in Jap cars.
Cheers
Cheers
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