My WRC style dash project for those interested (",)
Absolutely stunning 
23 November 2006, 07:49 PM
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impressive stuff that, really looks good
one question, have you got some kind of manual for dismantling the dash? only asking as i need to have a go at a few bits to trace some bastid annoying rattles
ta
one question, have you got some kind of manual for dismantling the dash? only asking as i need to have a go at a few bits to trace some bastid annoying rattles
ta
23 November 2006, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
It's taking shape well 
What's the best way to clean this flock finish ?
If you have a spare bit it may be worth trying a few ideas out before you do clean the dash in the future.
What's the best way to clean this flock finish ?
If you have a spare bit it may be worth trying a few ideas out before you do clean the dash in the future.
24 November 2006, 07:19 PM
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Theres an airbag problem i have if anyone can help.. here
https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-o...ease-help.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/lighting-o...ease-help.html
28 November 2006, 10:13 PM
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Okay chaps, after 3 nights of airbag nightmares tonight i finally had some success
Cracked the airbag problem tonight, i ended up splicing the new connector to the old loom
So im sorry these aint the best pics but i fired up the defis tonight and checked everything worked perfectly.. which it all does
And may i say it all looks and feels funking gorgeous
Only need to wire up the gauges on the steering column and fit the cowling when my ACT gauge comes back..
Enjoy, were nearly there guys......... nearly there
Cracked the airbag problem tonight, i ended up splicing the new connector to the old loom
So im sorry these aint the best pics but i fired up the defis tonight and checked everything worked perfectly.. which it all does
And may i say it all looks and feels funking gorgeous
Only need to wire up the gauges on the steering column and fit the cowling when my ACT gauge comes back..
Enjoy, were nearly there guys......... nearly there
29 November 2006, 02:58 PM
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frayz,
off topic i know but is that the standard gear **** on the car? is it a lift reverse type? trying to source the exact same one for my98 type r but don't know if i could get it to fit.
off topic i know but is that the standard gear **** on the car? is it a lift reverse type? trying to source the exact same one for my98 type r but don't know if i could get it to fit.
29 November 2006, 03:47 PM
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Very nice indeed Might just be me but I'd have got the glovebox door and and the part next to it flocked so it matched the dash. Then again that could be overkill. Bloody good job on what you have though. Only issue I can think of is that you'll start stroking the dash
Might just be me but I'd have got the glovebox door and and the part next to it flocked so it matched the dash. Then again that could be overkill. Bloody good job on what you have though. Only issue I can think of is that you'll start stroking the dash
29 November 2006, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by speedjunkie
frayz,
off topic i know but is that the standard gear **** on the car? is it a lift reverse type? trying to source the exact same one for my98 type r but don't know if i could get it to fit.
off topic i know but is that the standard gear **** on the car? is it a lift reverse type? trying to source the exact same one for my98 type r but don't know if i could get it to fit.
Yes mate that is the OEM sti gear **** and has the lift up reverse..
If i can help you in anyway i will
