I also need to remove the sound deadening from the floors and the roof lining too. I've decided to keep the stock dashboard and possibly modify sections of it to fit the rollcage and other gauges and displays.
Monday 21 May 2012
Interior Stripped Out
Last Saturday I made an effort to completely remove all the interior parts which I won't be needing from my Civic. This is in hope of saving weight and making life easier when installing the roll cage in the near future. I haven't got round to weighing the parts and coming up with a total but I will get round to it before selling them.
I also need to remove the sound deadening from the floors and the roof lining too. I've decided to keep the stock dashboard and possibly modify sections of it to fit the rollcage and other gauges and displays.
I also need to remove the sound deadening from the floors and the roof lining too. I've decided to keep the stock dashboard and possibly modify sections of it to fit the rollcage and other gauges and displays.
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I can see things are getting exciting for you! another step to getting your own track car!
If u are familiar with fiberglass, u can remove the clock, air-con vent and install the gauges facing the driver!
Thanks dude, I'll have a look at that. Have you done the same with your dashboard?
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