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Since this is brainstorming. How about changing 2 din headunit to a single din and touch a/c controller (or unit the has both). You will reclaim a lot of real-estate for gauges in center console.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showpost.php?p=355330
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Whoa crazy! I didn't know that such a thing was available.
Single-DIN is a neat thought, I bet 52mm would fit fine above/below that. OOH! Or...one of the single-DIN flip-up display HUs. It'd cover the vents, but that's always been an issue. Then some gauges would fit below it. Personally, I will most likely stick with a double-DIN unit but I don't plan to replace it at all any time soon (stock one is crap, but not what I want to spend money on right now).
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![]() For those looking for a stealth approach, we designed this 7 function gauge/board for the SW20 Mr2 that replaces the factory clock board with an updated one that has the clock with 7 additional gauge options: - E85 content - Boost pressure - Water temp - Oil pressure - Air fuel - Air temp - Voltmeter Apart from the voltmeter, each requires a sensor as well I pulled apart the clock on the FR-S though and no great way to adapt this board with out hacking up the clock, which actually is quite reasonable price wise from Toyota/Subaru so not the end of the world if destroyed. The easiest way would be to mod the passenger side of the clock assembly and get rid of the seat belt and passenger air bag idiot lights but again making this a clean install is not an easy task. But maybe someone more adventurous would like to do it. I also looked at the cubby hole under the ac controls and the board will fit nicely if we can get a piece of tinted plexiglass to look right in that spot... we are experimenting with that now and ill post up some pics when done. The design was done for turbo mr2 guys so not all of these sensors apply to the FR-S, unless you are boosted ![]() We would entertain the thought of doing a group buy on one designed for the FR-S/BRZ if we had 25 people willing to do the buy... if anyone is interested pm me and I will start a new thread so as to not clutter this one. (attn mods: not really trying to solicit business unless we can actually make something look good enough that we would be willing to sell... mainly trying to throw out an idea, I can edit or delete part of this post if it offends anyone) |
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^That lower cubby hole is not the same on all the cars. In my BRZ Ltd, there's just enough room to stuff my iPod nano and the wound-up cord due to the push-start button on the left. I haven't been in a Premium, so I can't say if it's the same as the FRS.
I wouldn't mind doing away with the clock...if I could figure out how to see the time on the damn NAV unit! There's a clock on/off mode in settings, but I'll be damned if I can find where it's displayed.
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is their a glove box option
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Haha wow old thread. Not sure if they're made specifically for this car, but I've seen people mount triple pods in the glove box on several cars.
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I would like to hide them
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