3 gauge above radio pod that doesn't suck.
Does one exist? The one I have is the standard one with 3 angled bays. It doesn't snap in particularly well. I could build one but would like an off the shelf solution.
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ddmworks make some really nice kit. I've got a double gauge one that sits under the radio.
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I have the snap-in aluminum one and it's pretty solid. I think it's the TDR one...
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Look in my build thread and find pics of the 3-way ddm panel in my car. It's probably the only 3-way you'll ever have in hour life, fag.
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cspence here has some panels too for price of shipping and beer. He could probably fab up something with a radio opening, or you could jig one out. Mine fit great after a little grinding.
https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/t33438/ Attachment 203778 |
Awe man you beat me to it! I had that pick for him.
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Originally Posted by Cococarbine3
(Post 451469)
cspence here has some panels too for price of shipping and beer. He could probably fab up something with a radio opening, or you could jig one out. Mine fit great after a little grinding.
I could be talked into selling this panel when the autox season is over :) http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3514/...a438aaac_b.jpg |
Originally Posted by Scuba_Steve
(Post 451488)
I made a setup almost identical to that. For my taste, the gauges are still too low and I'm thinking about going with the 3 panel a-pillar, regardless of how ricey it looks. I do think a dash panel is better suited to the NB since you could put the gauges at the top level, where the HVAC is on an NA.
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2 things. I have an NB and I want to retain my head unit. Is Cspence panel standard double DIN size? I know the early NAs had some funky size opening.
I could cut a 5 or 6 panel to size. Frank |
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