das eny1 have eny 1 dears about dash's in my 80 MQ.
i dont like how it is now and i'l looking for somethink diffrent, all steel i dont know.......
thanks Alex
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The dashpod ( bit with the guages ) and the radio pod are easily removed leaving a clear area from one side of the car to the other.
Making ya own would be easy as once the original stuff is out of the way.
I've sen a VH commodore dash fitted to a 84 model MQ and it was a sweet look too. The guy used the drivers side part of the VH dash across to where it drops down onto the passengers side, he utilised the original guages from the commodore aswell and the aircon ducts were removed for the radio.
The engine sensors were converted to holden ones so the correct current and therefore guage reading was as it should be. The Nissan senders gave a false readout when attatched to the holden guages.
Hell of alot of work but if ya have the time .........
Kingy
p/s
he took the windscreen out to make life easier
Making ya own would be easy as once the original stuff is out of the way.
I've sen a VH commodore dash fitted to a 84 model MQ and it was a sweet look too. The guy used the drivers side part of the VH dash across to where it drops down onto the passengers side, he utilised the original guages from the commodore aswell and the aircon ducts were removed for the radio.
The engine sensors were converted to holden ones so the correct current and therefore guage reading was as it should be. The Nissan senders gave a false readout when attatched to the holden guages.
Hell of alot of work but if ya have the time .........
Kingy
p/s
he took the windscreen out to make life easier
[color=blue][size=150][b]And your cry-baby, whinyassed opinion would be.....? [/b][/size][/color]
God of Magnificant Ideas!
Oh I forgot to add .............
it was a SLE woodgrain dash and had a tacho, volt meter, fuel guage, temp guage, and oil pressure guage as std.
I know the speedo worked but as to what he did there ( cable wise ), I'm not sure.... form memory it read 10kph faster than actual speed (IE: speedo showed 100kph but actual speed was only 90kph )
Kingy
it was a SLE woodgrain dash and had a tacho, volt meter, fuel guage, temp guage, and oil pressure guage as std.
I know the speedo worked but as to what he did there ( cable wise ), I'm not sure.... form memory it read 10kph faster than actual speed (IE: speedo showed 100kph but actual speed was only 90kph )
Kingy
[color=blue][size=150][b]And your cry-baby, whinyassed opinion would be.....? [/b][/size][/color]
hahah i was ganna say it wood be hell hard with the windscreen in, i was thinking about just have it all stanless steel but i'm not shore how i'm ganna work the guage's i'm thinking about going all electric
( speedo,tacho, volt meter, fuel ) and have the set in
i dont know yet i gotta work it out in my head
( speedo,tacho, volt meter, fuel ) and have the set in
i dont know yet i gotta work it out in my head Who is online
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