EVO 3-gauge panel (Craighardy's)
Apr 3, 2004, 06:29 AM
#121
And I thought the panel was molded w/ attachment lugs. It's no wonder that my prior questions on the attachment method went unanswered! You can't know how glad I am that the pictures posted above showed up here.
It is notable that the A/C controls float in their chassis and are fixed in position by the two screws which mate with this panel. In other words this thing is only held in by whatever means (e.g. double sided tape / velcro / whatever) one comes up with.
It is notable that the A/C controls float in their chassis and are fixed in position by the two screws which mate with this panel. In other words this thing is only held in by whatever means (e.g. double sided tape / velcro / whatever) one comes up with.
Originally posted by Zeus
Soooo double stick tape securing the top?
Soooo double stick tape securing the top?
Apr 3, 2004, 01:24 PM
#122
Well I definitely want in on this next batch. I was on the first list but since he went to group s for getting stuff done and I didnt prepay somehow I got missed. =(
Oh well I definitely want in on this!!!!
Oh well I definitely want in on this!!!!
Apr 4, 2004, 04:57 PM
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Securing it is a bit of a ***** (still haven't done mine) but the fact that holes are not sanded is good because you can stick your gauges in and they sits there pretty tight 
Apr 6, 2004, 07:15 PM
#126
Originally posted by strat
And I thought the panel was molded w/ attachment lugs. It's no wonder that my prior questions on the attachment method went unanswered! You can't know how glad I am that the pictures posted above showed up here.
It is notable that the A/C controls float in their chassis and are fixed in position by the two screws which mate with this panel. In other words this thing is only held in by whatever means (e.g. double sided tape / velcro / whatever) one comes up with.
And I thought the panel was molded w/ attachment lugs. It's no wonder that my prior questions on the attachment method went unanswered! You can't know how glad I am that the pictures posted above showed up here.
It is notable that the A/C controls float in their chassis and are fixed in position by the two screws which mate with this panel. In other words this thing is only held in by whatever means (e.g. double sided tape / velcro / whatever) one comes up with.
It is almost impossible to duplicate the factory clips in fiberglass and they will eventually break off. Keep in mind that this is not a factory part that just snaps in, but if you install it correctly it will fit and look like a factory panel. I will try to post a step by step installation guide soon.
Thanks,
Craig
Apr 7, 2004, 12:02 AM
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haven't installed mine yet, but I am getting more and more discouraged at the comments being made about installing this thing with double sided tape, velcro, whatever...
Install pics so we can do this the right way would be very appreciated!
Install pics so we can do this the right way would be very appreciated!
Apr 7, 2004, 12:34 PM
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Nice pics...waiting to see how to install before I do mine...little worried still on installing mine, and wondering about what others have stated on how this piece stays in its location
Apr 7, 2004, 04:45 PM
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Originally posted by jerastan
i've got the 60mm one. anyone have the 52mm that they want to trade?
Jeremy
i've got the 60mm one. anyone have the 52mm that they want to trade?
Jeremy
PM me if intested..
Last edited by sneakychaos; Apr 7, 2004 at 05:10 PM.
Apr 7, 2004, 09:03 PM
#134
Originally posted by CJK
Nice pics...waiting to see how to install before I do mine...little worried still on installing mine, and wondering about what others have stated on how this piece stays in its location
Nice pics...waiting to see how to install before I do mine...little worried still on installing mine, and wondering about what others have stated on how this piece stays in its location
Thanks,
Craig
