[Edited on 2/6/07 by Krismc]
what do people think???
[Edited on 2/6/07 by Krismc]
Classic looking dials. Do you actually need a volt meter? Tidy though.
Very nice,
any reason you didn't put the speedo/rev counter behind the wheel?
That's my one bugbear (soon to be resolved) about my dash, having to take my eyes of the road to see what speed/rpm I'm doing.
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Originally posted by chockymonster
Very nice,
That's my one bugbear (soon to be resolved) about my dash, having to take my eyes of the road to see what speed/rpm I'm doing.
is it "dash idea" as in you haven't done it yet? If not, I would have put the speedo and rev counter in the driver's side hump,
and the rest in the middle somewhere. something like this, maybe?
btw, nice dials (ETBs like mine - I think - only I have blue pointers and no oil temp gauge)
Rescued attachment dash 2.jpg
i like it 
Given me some ideas for mine
Put the speedo in front of the passenger to keep them amused
On the other side we have a nice surround and just the koso that does all the biz.
however I do like classic look if I had a kent in the front.
Our dash ideas
[Edited on 2-6-07 by mangogrooveworkshop]
[Edited on 2-6-07 by mangogrooveworkshop]
Same as above.
I'd of put the big ones above the steering wheel and the little ones nearer so you can read them easier at a glance.
Each to their own though.
If you like them, then so be it.
Can you add your pic to this thread for future reference:
http://locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=64223
Ta,
Pat...
I like that dash Mango - sorry to get OT but how did you do it?
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Very nice,
any reason you didn't put the speedo/rev counter behind the wheel?
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Classic looking dials. Do you actually need a volt meter? Tidy though.
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Originally posted by Krismc
I cant actually get the big ones in front of the steering wheel due too the slope in the dash, plus im going to add a tacho with shift light to the dash when im SVA-ed!
