The time is almost upon me to choose my dashboard decorations. My friend has got standard type clocks on his Westie with an array of Savage
illuminated switches, which I like the look of. But I'm doing something different.
I'm using BMW Mini dash switches (housing at least) for bits n pieces, which will all be labelled for IVA. The question is, do I go with clocks
or a digital dash?
I was looking at this item on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=260403831354
Wondered what everyones thoughts were? I know I can get a full set of dials from a company advertising in the back of Complete Kit Car magazine for
£200 plus P&P, same price as the digidash. Admittedly they are made by Racetech, which I hear mixed reports about.
Thoughts please, people? Remember, it's supposed to be a locost solution, but I don't want cheap and tacky!
Hi Charlie, thats the same digital display I'm thinking of fitting, it has all the warning lights on it I think you need - apart from the brake warning light (!).
I am looking at the same dash solution for my build. If you look on Utube you will see vids of them in action. I think they look awesome.
I want this version of the RX-2 though (VIDEO OF IT IN ACTION HERE!!!)
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[Edited on 13/5/09 by Omni]
My preference is individual dials, but each to their own.
You might find this excellent dashboard thread useful for ideas and you might want to add a photo of your dash when finished...
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=64223
I used these Koso gauges on my Mojo build. One of them does speedo, odo, trip and fuel and the other one does clock, 2 x temo gauge and rpm. Total
cost £150 from eBay including speed sensor. Very small, very easy to install, and look great (IMHO).
Ed.
http://www.madinventions.co.uk/mojo/build0209.htm
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