any good?
29-08-2006, 03:34 PM
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any good?
is this any good? what is the fit like? how difficult to fit?
http://www.nomadracing.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=266
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http://www.nomadracing.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=266
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my old setup
my new setup
mine was only held in by 2 screws so it used to leap out the dash everytime i floored it.
apart from that they dont look very neat IMO.
my new setup
mine was only held in by 2 screws so it used to leap out the dash everytime i floored it.
apart from that they dont look very neat IMO.
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I think they're SHIT...mine fitted very very poorly.....the heater dials rubbed on the underside of it when turned.....and it looked half finished as the you don't hve any back-lighting and the controls don't really line up and look good.
Sold mine on and re-fitted the standard gear
Sold mine on and re-fitted the standard gear
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its actually from Nomad lol
http://www.nomadracing.com/catalog/i...9dd365e6807639
its screws to the pillar in 2 places and IMO is very good, so much neater and the gauges are more in eye-line
http://www.nomadracing.com/catalog/i...9dd365e6807639
its screws to the pillar in 2 places and IMO is very good, so much neater and the gauges are more in eye-line
29-08-2006, 08:20 PM
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Cant say i have had a problem with mine, but the previous owner used a bit of wood to block of the vent behind which pushed the gauges forward abit but easy to sort out, other than that i like em.
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^^^^^^^^^^ that does like smart
obo the pod is deep enough then for the wires and pipes to be inside of it, but what about at the bottom? how did you bring the connectors up throught the dash into the back of the pod so they are out of sight?
obo the pod is deep enough then for the wires and pipes to be inside of it, but what about at the bottom? how did you bring the connectors up throught the dash into the back of the pod so they are out of sight?
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