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Davo106
29th August 2011, 16:24
Anyone got pics of how they've cut the dash for cage to fit? I've had a quick look but all i can seem to find is dash dodgers :(
J222JRA
29th August 2011, 16:42
Search for Wayne he has a full cage and i cant imagine he bodged his dash cutting.
Davo106
29th August 2011, 16:45
Wayne Jones? Turbo/detailing Wayne?
J222JRA
29th August 2011, 16:46
Yeap thats the one.
Davo106
29th August 2011, 16:47
Cheers i'll have a look now :)
blackie_2k5
29th August 2011, 19:20
normally cut it from windscreen side with small grinding/cutting wheel on a dremmel type item, take some measurements and cut it out bit by bit, trial fitting regular to get the right size :y:
MiniGibbo
29th August 2011, 19:22
As above, you can also use a hacksaw.
blackie_2k5
29th August 2011, 19:38
i think davos got a flocked dash? or am i dreaming? if its flocked id be wary of the hacksaw as you may end up damaging the flock in places
but i may be making flocked bit up? lol, in which case it wont really matter too much long as your not heavy handed with it
Davo106
29th August 2011, 19:39
Not got a flocked dash atm mate, Plan on getting the 106 dash flocked though.
blackie_2k5
29th August 2011, 19:40
ah well, hacksaw will be sweet then
could also use a jigsaw, but make sure you tape all the dash up if using a jigsaw or itll probs mark the bit your not removing aswell
slammed106
30th August 2011, 19:26
i just used a 4 1/2" grinder with a 1mm thin cutting disc to cut the majority out.. then tidied it up with with a P120 flap disc:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/slammed106/Photo941.jpg
i then decided the gaps either side looked gash and cut up another dash for 2 infill pieces:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/slammed106/Photo1121.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/slammed106/Photo1122.jpg
these are held in place with a 30x3mm thick strip of ally on the underside and 4x (2 in the dash, 2 in the infill pieces) M5 countersink bolts.. once flocked and black ally bolts it should be fairly discreet....
bperry306
24th September 2011, 10:39
If you have a flocked dash dont worry about damaging it, trust me if its been done properly you will never ever damaged the flocking or pull it off, its on there for good ;)
Mochachino
24th September 2011, 10:49
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=152588&page=2
I threw that dash in the skip a few months ago, was abit of a state but repairable.
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