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PostPosted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 5:36 pm 
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Ok I'm sure there are Alot of ideas and hopefully even some pics of how you covered the massive hole behind your gauges?
Im have a few rough ideas but I would like to see what some of you guys have done.
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Get the plate that the factory fitted in the 70s before they deleted the hole.


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I need to do this also. But majority of my wiring runs through there & speedo cable.

May have to make up a plate at work then buy bulkhead sound deadening .

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Best fill of a hole ive ever seen :lol:

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Beautiful pic Matty


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That is HOT!

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That is HOT!

Needs a set of DrMini stubstacks, or a pair of trumpets on it.

I like the easy firefighting access...:mrgreen:

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Ahhhh ... now you can swear directly at it when it won't start.

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Mine ... http://i364.photobucket.com/albums/oo90 ... 4-Copy.jpg

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Thanks guys some nice pics and great ideas.

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This shallow, fireproof 'airbox' is what the Group N cars are now allowed. All the wiring that normally runs through the area has to be re-routed and the oval dashboard speedo binacle is moved inwards about 1" further and that takes a fair bit of fiddling around; but it's certainly an improvement over what was allowed previously.
All the guages and speedo in my S still work as noted by the speedo cable still in place.

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