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Best place to put a Apexi pen turbo timer? I've heard ppl put it on the steering wheel coloum connecting to the steering wheel. Other is on the ashtray or below the left knee. Any recommended places to put one? Thanks!

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mines under the left knee tucked away very nicely. i get the car back today hopefulli so ill get a pic for u.

ive got the HKS turbo timer so its alot more compact then the apexi one. i hear the apexi one is very long

Best place to put a Apexi pen turbo timer? I've heard ppl put it on the steering wheel coloum connecting to the steering wheel. Other is on the ashtray or below the left knee. Any recommended places to put one? Thanks!

Apexi baby TT - double sided stickied to the slot where ur lights on/doors open speaker slot is, its to the left of steering, just above knee somewhere. Very stealth, ive got the black one n no one even notices it there, until it lights up, looks like its part of the factory dash.

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