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evo3500

posted on 24/5/05 at 09:57 PM Reply With Quote
trim under dash area

for sva do you have to have the area above your legs / under dash paneled in or not also what radius is required on lower edge of dash.

Thanks Simon.

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tri

posted on 24/5/05 at 10:04 PM Reply With Quote
of what i understand you do not need to put anything in there

Tri

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donut

posted on 24/5/05 at 11:11 PM Reply With Quote
I didn't and it was ok. I think as long as theres nothing hanging and everything is tidy and secure it should be ok.

[Edited on 24/5/05 by donut]





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Mike S

posted on 25/5/05 at 07:44 AM Reply With Quote
Simon

According to SVA Manual, if dash is padded bottom radius must be 5mm minimum. If unpadded, then radius must be 19mm minimum.

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Mike





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David Jenkins

posted on 25/5/05 at 07:46 AM Reply With Quote
And if you pad it, you shouldn't be able to feel the edge underneath if you push the padding hard with your thumb.

David






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evo3500

posted on 25/5/05 at 07:59 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for the advice will let you know how i get on after sva on tuesday .

Thanks Simon

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