Official Interior & Dash Picture Thread
I see the angled gauges fairly often, and just have to ask why. With analog gauges, tilting them so the gauge reads at 12:00 allows the driver to quickly see any deviation from the norm during a race. But, digital gauges? Or, gauges not oriented to read at 12:00? What is the purpose? It's not like they can be read any easier. Just the opposite. I don't get it.
Thanks, glad that you like the results. What I used to get this lighting was 2 74 sized super white SMD LEDs for the center console. The 3 map lights are 194 sized super white 12 SMD LEDs. The dome light is a DE3175 super white 12 SMD LED. Personally I think the dome could be a little brighter, but I didn't want to get in to custom wiring an LED panel.
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It's alcantara, I got a local shop to do it for me, then I made the "spirit of competition" decal in a mini ploter I have
I live in Ecuador BTW, but I've seen places in the US that do this kind of work, for a LOT of money though
It's alcantara, I got a local shop to do it for me, then I made the "spirit of competition" decal in a mini ploter I have

I live in Ecuador BTW, but I've seen places in the US that do this kind of work, for a LOT of money though
I see the angled gauges fairly often, and just have to ask why. With analog gauges, tilting them so the gauge reads at 12:00 allows the driver to quickly see any deviation from the norm during a race. But, digital gauges? Or, gauges not oriented to read at 12:00? What is the purpose? It's not like they can be read any easier. Just the opposite. I don't get it.















Is it alcantara or suede?





