lashlee
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I like my voltage and amp temperature gauges that I put in the center vents. Still all the air flow that I need and a switch on the side of the console so that I can turn them on and off at will.
My (TRUE) EDM tails. I think only one or two people have done it. I love amber turn signals and, IMO, this is the only way to go.
Here is one mod, that I feel not many people did, that fits my life style:
(sry, the car is dirty..)
I did this along with my DIY splash guard paint, but this one was done just b/c while I was at it. It's a subtle mod that not too many people do / can recognize this mod.
It has been almost 3~4 years since the job done with just sanding + primer + duplicolor + clearcoat. Luckily it was paintmatched well and holding strong.
I like my voltage and amp temperature gauges that I put in the center vents. Still all the air flow that I need and a switch on the side of the console so that I can turn them on and off at will.
legend dual piston calipers + h22 vtec prelude rotors + av6 brake pads on my 4 banger
My favorite mod so far...
How did you get those mounted up and do the vents block what the gauge is reading? It's real stealthy I like it.
My (TRUE) EDM tails. I think only one or two people have done it. I love amber turn signals and, IMO, this is the only way to go.
Also, my woodgrain. Mainly the wheel. Some people still have the factory pieces, others have swapped in pieces like I have. I like the finer things so this fits. PLUS, with my last name being Wood, it works.
I used some Dakota Digital gauges that don't use a bezel, just a flat front. I dremeled a slot in the duct work and dropped them in. They don't fill the hole so I still get plenty of air flow. I live in Tennessee so I wouldn't have lived with blocked off A/C vents. I probably have some pics if anyone is intereted, but I did it years ago!!