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Originally posted by MRK25T

How big is it? Could I mount it inside the ash tray?

Mark

Width wise it would fit...

not sure about depth.

I have seen a Profec A (no longer sold) mounted in the Ash Tray area on a 33 GTST.

Sorry I can't provide further information on that as I am not familiar with a 33.

I *THINK* the Profec A and B are similar in size.

Thus the B would fit...you'd need to look into this yourself.

I'll measure the actual unit tonight if you want?

Phat32: The Greddy Profec B retails around $950 in AUS.

I know this as I have a retail Trust pricelist sitting in front of me.

I think you will find that $650 is a huge bargain

I would assume it would suit all makes & models???

Nick, do you know if Trust sell adaptors or whatever for particular cars?? and approx price? (from that price list in front of you :))

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