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Sunkist Grand Master

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Yeh was me but a shit pic. Gonna see how much I like it until I get carbon to make me a dash. But I do like it so far, although just found out Evo scan doesn't work on the mini's

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And it's mount with a squarish plate that screws in the din and uses the single din reinforcement that goes into the back of the dash, then made up some spacers and made a flate plate to stick the ipad on. Used Velcro so I can rip it out

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Sunkist Grand Master

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I also managed to get all the sound and charging to occur through the one lightning cable without using a DAC or a digi splitter. Just use the genuine apple stuff rather than the Chinese shit it doesn't work at all with the Chinese stuff

Carbon 34 Grand Master

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Yeh was me but a shit pic. Gonna see how much I like it until I get carbon to make me a dash. But I do like it so far, although just found out Evo scan doesn't work on the mini's

imagenoef.jpg

And it's mount with a squarish plate that screws in the din and uses the single din reinforcement that goes into the back of the dash, then made up some spacers and made a flate plate to stick the ipad on. Used Velcro so I can rip it out

imagegvwh.jpg

Wow that looks dangerous mate tbo

A wreck would slice you open like butter

Waiting for me ?? Send me a dash bezel mate !! Haha

Does every skyline guy have a evo daily or what haha

Watch the balance shafts I blew my block to bits at about 2500 rpm on my old 4g63t - gutted it

Sunkist Grand Master

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Wow that looks dangerous mate tbo

A wreck would slice you open like butter

Waiting for me ?? Send me a dash bezel mate !! Haha

Does every skyline guy have a evo daily or what haha

Watch the balance shafts I blew my block to bits at about 2500 rpm on my old 4g63t - gutted it

haha nah its alright man.. plus it was only temp until i can fine a second bezel to send to you, i may end up sending you my one and just looking for another as a spare..

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