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^ ^ ^ Your Ceffy has no CD player though!

I know, you said single DIN, but is there still room for a deck ? I thought the gauges would be just a tad too big.

Sooo, maybe my music is the sweet sound of my RB motor. My sound system is stripped out to save weight but I still like to keep it in full street trim. Seats, door trims etc... 52mm gauges fit perfectly in a single DIN.

Is your car painted yet Nic?

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Thats pretty handy.

On a few CarDomain pages, people have put them in the main centre dash, right in front of the passenger (facing passenger?) as well as on top, facing the driver, but I think at that distance, you couldnt possibly read them when going sideways at 70 through a roundabout?? That, and whoever has THAT many gauges either likes boys, or has some kind of mental retardation where they froth at the mouth and have dumb idea's and shit.

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Nah mate, its still naked, I'm saving for coilovers and fixing all the bullshit, paint last I think, with a kit :)

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