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autoflock motorsport

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2nd Feb 12 at 13:47

Just a few pics of a bit of custom work I have been doing for Jonny Bravo, its a twin pod which is a direct replacement for the digital clock from a corsa b centre dash panel.

Hope you like it

Darryl H

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2nd Feb 12 at 13:56

That looks really good!

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Steve

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2nd Feb 12 at 14:05

how do you make that m8

autoflock motorsport

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2nd Feb 12 at 14:21

4 aerosol lids lol

autoflock motorsport

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2nd Feb 12 at 14:22

http://passionford.com/forum/pictures-video-and-photoshop-forum/418395-custom-twin-52mm-gauge-pod-for-mr-bravo-corsab.html

Darryl H

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2nd Feb 12 at 14:22

exactly how I made mine

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corsa-torque

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2nd Feb 12 at 14:40

Got any pics of ot fitted?

Just out of intrest How much would a flocked one be?

autoflock motorsport

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2nd Feb 12 at 15:24

£89.99

customer has not received it yet, but I shall get some pics as soon as I can

Chris x

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2nd Feb 12 at 15:54

Shouldnt the the right gauge be set futher back than the one the left?

Due to the angle it will make the left gauge harder to read as it will be blocked slightly by the one on the right due to it sticking out so much?

[Edited on 02-02-2012 by Chris x]

corsa-torque

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2nd Feb 12 at 17:55

quote:
Originally posted by autoflock motorsport
£89.99

customer has not received it yet, but I shall get some pics as soon as I can

Ouch

GregGsi

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2nd Feb 12 at 18:29

nice pal

BHP vaux

dragon2309

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2nd Feb 12 at 19:50

fookin expensive for a guage pod

bigron1988

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2nd Feb 12 at 19:54

not realy when you think how many hours will of been put into it ,

people want everything for nowt

dragon2309

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2nd Feb 12 at 20:29

Flocking is cheap though, I'd rather make one myself then take it to get flocked. You'd be able to make it for free near enough.

Ojc

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2nd Feb 12 at 20:32

I could make one of them out of some bonding and fine filler

dragon2309

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2nd Feb 12 at 20:43

exactly, not saying it isnt nicely finishe,d it looks well neat... just saying, its made with two spray can lids and some hot glue shoved ontop of a cut up MFD... If it was completely fabricated, properly, from the base up, then it'd be nearer to the worth of that price tag. From parts in my sheds and garage i could probably make about 6 of them without having to spend a penny.

Think people jsut see flocked and immedaitely go £££

[Edited on 02-02-2012 by dragon2309]

Darryl H

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2nd Feb 12 at 22:53

isn't that the mould? I don't think the can lids are apart of the finished product?

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davieslim

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3rd Feb 12 at 00:09

to be fair you can get the audiosport one and still keep the use of the clock,display and temp gauge for less then half the price

http://www.audiosport.co.uk/vauxhall.htm

Nic Barnes

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3rd Feb 12 at 00:23

I used to have one of them. Was pretty good. Sure they were 30 delivered back then.

Jamxe

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3rd Feb 12 at 00:46

quote:
Originally posted by Darryl H
isn't that the mould? I don't think the can lids are apart of the finished product?

Was thinking the same..

autoflock motorsport

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6th Feb 12 at 12:41

Thanks for the comments guys, the pod is made from grp, the lids where only used for the production of the plug, these pod also has the mounting points so it is able to be screwed into the dash. The angle is perfectly fine when in situ, the reason for the angle position is to ensure the front face of each guage is in line with the dash, hard to explain with out viewing it in person.
Price is relative to the amount of work needed to produce this, it may not be to everyone's taste and it has probably priced itself out of the market for most

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