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LBMEFM

posted on 12/11/07 at 10:34 PM Reply With Quote
SVA Dash

I was going to fit my Fireblade clocks behind the steering wheel for the SVA

But I would like to do the job just once. Is there is anyway I can fit my clocks-oil & fuel gauge and flush fitting s/steel swtches in the middle of the dash and still pass the SVA, maybe a padded surroud or something.
Regards
Barry

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bigrich

posted on 12/11/07 at 11:09 PM Reply With Quote
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=62184

dash is Steve (worX)
just a bit over half way down the 1st page

Rich

[Edited on 12/11/07 by bigrich]







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worX

posted on 13/11/07 at 05:53 AM Reply With Quote
Hi Barry,

If you can get your clocks behind the wheel then great! - I couldn't! (which is why they are where they are in the pic!)

I made a template in card and then in a sheet of aluminium, which you are more than welcome to, if you want it?
The template is currently with Andrew.Carwithen, but I am sure he would post it to you as he was going to post it back to me at some point anyway!

I also used a DIY 'O' Ring kit to "encircle" the speedo/rev counter for SVA purposes and Andrew has kept hold of those aswell and I am sure will post them on to you to ensure your clocks will pass the SVA!

Drop him a U2U...

Regards,
Steve






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