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Originally Posted by 67SS&99Z28
parbreak: excellent job on your interior. subtle, and everything matches up nice. How hard was it to install the tach and did you run the wires under the front part of the dashboard, under the thin plastic piece that goes up to the windshield?
Thanks for the compliments. The tach was not too bad of an install, just
a little tight because the windshield is sloping down on top of where you're trying to work. Drilled two holes in the A Pillar trim to attach the tach mount and then drilled another hole in which to run the tach wires. Wires are covered in black loom so it really looks clean and neat. Wires
run down behind the fuse panel and to the appropriate connections.
Bryan
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Red door panel inserts, red AC outlet housings, red stitching on the shift boot, e-brake boot, and shift ****, and I just finished laminating my door trim, radio bezel, and center console with real carbon fiber (not vinyl or hydro). I also changed the shape of the console while I was at it.
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Does look good though!
I had a nice Grant shift **** prior to this one, but it was light weight and hollow so it amplified my transmission noise like crazy and had to go.