Let's see those 10 point cages
01-12-2010, 06:10 PM
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I also pulled my own dash and reinstalled it, (they can do it as well it just takes time and money). The only piece that needs to be visibly trimmed is the plastic dash top cover that goes to the windshield. The bars are tucked far enough back that the main dash piece does not need to be notched, just trimmed behind the drivers side vent (fuel gauge in picture) but that is not visible once installed.
The drivers side is tucked up far enough that in hind sight I probably should have notched it from the side and not the front, but I got some rubber grommets to cover the gap around the bars.
01-17-2010, 08:21 PM
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Just picked mine up from Eric @ MWC and dropped off a buddies. He does SICK work. Going to prob put some kind of trim around it to give it a real clean look.
Shity iPhone pics, will take some better ones later with my nice camera.
01-17-2010, 11:04 PM
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Sorry I don't have better pictures at the moment but hopefully you can see...
I also pulled my own dash and reinstalled it, (they can do it as well it just takes time and money). The only piece that needs to be visibly trimmed is the plastic dash top cover that goes to the windshield. The bars are tucked far enough back that the main dash piece does not need to be notched, just trimmed behind the drivers side vent (fuel gauge in picture) but that is not visible once installed.
The drivers side is tucked up far enough that in hind sight I probably should have notched it from the side and not the front, but I got some rubber grommets to cover the gap around the bars.
I also pulled my own dash and reinstalled it, (they can do it as well it just takes time and money). The only piece that needs to be visibly trimmed is the plastic dash top cover that goes to the windshield. The bars are tucked far enough back that the main dash piece does not need to be notched, just trimmed behind the drivers side vent (fuel gauge in picture) but that is not visible once installed.
The drivers side is tucked up far enough that in hind sight I probably should have notched it from the side and not the front, but I got some rubber grommets to cover the gap around the bars.
01-18-2010, 12:48 PM
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can you take picture with the t-tops out. like so i can see the bar accross there.
01-18-2010, 04:09 PM
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After see your rear caliper setup i really wanted to do the duals. I only have singles for now..
Chris
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01-18-2010, 08:48 PM
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I saw your car in person 2 times actually. Just saw it sat morning. My car was the red trans am outside.. I had to check out all his front end parts that will be going on my car in the next week or two hopefully.
After see your rear caliper setup i really wanted to do the duals. I only have singles for now..
Chris
After see your rear caliper setup i really wanted to do the duals. I only have singles for now..
Chris
Now I just need a turbo setup to use the duals.
01-19-2010, 06:46 PM
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