Just Installed My Custom Panel
The guy who did it for me is Craig Harde. He was thinking about doing one where the gauges face the driver. He supplies NSX owners with custom center consoles. Here is an example of what he has done with an NSX. You can contact him at craigharde@hotmail.com
http://www.agonyguild.com/nsx/audio/nosswitches.jpg
http://www.agonyguild.com/nsx/audio/nosswitches.jpg
Last edited by Option2; May 29, 2003 at 01:33 PM.
Originally posted by Diesel
so, should we all be emailing him, bugging him to make a 3 gauge tilted pod for the EVO...?
so, should we all be emailing him, bugging him to make a 3 gauge tilted pod for the EVO...?
Very Nice!
Like how it flows into the AC panel with no visible gaps.
It would be nicer like some of the guys said with the gauges facing the driver.
I will be interested depending on the cost.
Wilson
Like how it flows into the AC panel with no visible gaps.
It would be nicer like some of the guys said with the gauges facing the driver.
I will be interested depending on the cost.
Wilson
Originally posted by Option2
I can be the contact for the panel. So far I am hearing that you guys want the gauges to face the driver. Which would you guys prefer... 60mm or 52mm
I can be the contact for the panel. So far I am hearing that you guys want the gauges to face the driver. Which would you guys prefer... 60mm or 52mm
...do we have to choose? can it be built where as one would trim it a little in order to fit 52's?
Did the bottom stereo relocation require brackets or any special hardware? (When you get back obviously)
I've got a couple sheets of CF I was going to use to make a custom something-or-other in the stock DIN location, but I was uneasy about the difficulty of moving the head unit to the cubby hole.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: Actually I suppose anyone who's done this move could answer the question. Time to go read through Audio and Security like a madman.
I've got a couple sheets of CF I was going to use to make a custom something-or-other in the stock DIN location, but I was uneasy about the difficulty of moving the head unit to the cubby hole.
Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Actually I suppose anyone who's done this move could answer the question. Time to go read through Audio and Security like a madman.
Originally posted by HobieKopek
Did the bottom stereo relocation require brackets or any special hardware? (When you get back obviously)
I've got a couple sheets of CF I was going to use to make a custom something-or-other in the stock DIN location, but I was uneasy about the difficulty of moving the head unit to the cubby hole.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: Actually I suppose anyone who's done this move could answer the question. Time to go read through Audio and Security like a madman.
Did the bottom stereo relocation require brackets or any special hardware? (When you get back obviously)
I've got a couple sheets of CF I was going to use to make a custom something-or-other in the stock DIN location, but I was uneasy about the difficulty of moving the head unit to the cubby hole.
Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Actually I suppose anyone who's done this move could answer the question. Time to go read through Audio and Security like a madman.
You will need
Part#MZ598263EX It includes brackets for the radio or CD changer that is required to move it to the new location. The bracket that the radio currently uses is different.



Yeah bug him for the panel 