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Some S14 Silvias had such a panel.
For what you'd pay for the gauges and wiring harness, why not use nicer aftermarket gauges? Edit: some notes: This panel will directly fit an S14, not so an S13. It's a DIN sized panel that fits under the stereo. The A/C controls in Japan are the same (unless the car was ordered with digital climate control). |
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yea i know what you mean, but i dont want to have to destroy or drill holes, etc, why not go with the factory replacements?
i also found out that the gauges were angled to the driver. thats tight but where can i see and get them at? |
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They're only angled towards the driver in a RHD car...
You wouldn't have to destroy anything... You can buy single DIN gauge panels ready made to fit three small gauges or one gauge and two electronic bits (like a turbo timer, boost controller, etc.) |
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