Sort of... The dash is still sitting in the living room. First time taking the dash apart, so I was being extra careful. Didn't want to screw up the nice aluminum dash kit.

Now pics.

 

can't wait to see it this year tony!

 

One big one.

 

Looks good Tony.

 

makes me want one...

 

the gauges arn't on?

 

JoO still gotta run the wires to hook up the gauges..

 

looks nice tony... is the din the same size as the storage compartment?

 

what gave that away? the fact that its in the storage compartment slot?

 

The HKS panel is actually alittle bigger than a din size radio. Close but not perfect. I would say by 1 mm all around. It's not flush like an OEM radio would be.

 

Nice tony, I like it alot.

 

Looks good, where can I get those, and what's the cost. Thanks!

 

Sweeeeet.

I need a money tree.

 

the flip tray below the gauges doug

 

But if it is about 1mm bigger on every side, how did it fit? Did you have to sand the dash a little? How much did the whole setup (with guages) run you?
Thanks,
Cyrus

 

Didn't do anything. The dash just overlaps the gauge panel. It's not perfect, but it looks fine. The panel is like $40. I don't remember how much each gauges were. There were all less than $60 each.

 

Nice job. Looks...technical.

Is the HKS gauge kit basically a replacement trim piece for the pocket that's usually there? How much was it...not including the three gauges?

Now all you need to do is pull out the left driver's side HVAC vent, and put a trim piece in with a tranny fluid temp gauge.

 

Looking good!! Now get something to fit in the lower part so you can get rid of the black compartment. We want more eye candy!

 

very nice looking!- what kinda headunit is that???

 

The HKS is a replacement for the pocket. It's alittle bigger but it will fit. I got it off groupbuycenter.com for around $40. I already have a-pillar gauge pod with tranny temp.

 

Clarion HX-D10.