I thought I would show you guys an interesting way to mount gauges in the Integra. The pictures below show Speedworks801's integra. Since the car was purchased as a wreck the pass side air bag was already deployed so he made the best of it. It was made from our cf RacePlates and a gear motor. Works at the push of a button. Props to you John it looks great!

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After

 

Awesome, is it fully custom or are they selling it with a hefty price tag?

 

No I just gave hime some carbon fiber plates and he built it for a magazine shoot. But it goes to show what you can do with a little thinking. I don't think it was that complicated. But then again Johns pretty smart.

 

you have no airbag bro

 

looks good. innovative thinking.

 

thats tite.....but i would rather have the airbag for my passenger, but if its just gonna be a show car, thats definite quality........

 

Well if you never drive with people then it would be fine.

 

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Thanks for the info. I don't think the passenger side airbag is gonna do much for the driver in an accident. Geez how do all of those racecar drivers survive accidents with no airbags.

BTW-This car is going to be in SCC in a few months. Photoshoot was last month.

 

good point.......

 

looks nice... but somthing is missing here. how does it come up ?

do you have it hooked up to a electirc unit that raises all the gauges, or do you have to open up the gove compartment and manuely push it up unitl it LOCKS on to something or what? WTF

 

There is a button on the dash to open and close it. I don't have pics of the button but it's there. It goes up and down very smooth.

 

Looks very nice. You guys should make some air bar trags that mimic the OEM ones.

 

thats super cool...

 

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please take pix of what sort of unit you guys used for this motor that allows you to move it up and down with that button. thanks

 

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I agree

 

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Thats a great idea, I know if it was under $50 I would definatly be down for one

 

It'spretty cool, but it's not my style, but props for the idea and making it work .

 

very interesting. i like it.

 

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I will try and get some.

 

thats real nice for a showcar
but for a daily driver that carries passengers from time to time just for the bling

 

that just looks SICK! Much PROPS for whoever thought and designed that! I wouldnt do that, but thats just me........i like the concept of it tho

 

very creative any pics of the car thats gonna be in the magazine ?

 

props to your boy john man cuz that **** is tight

 

that's freakin smart man. sleepy all the wat like that ahaaha. so how does it work? like what did you do? if i dont mind asking.

 

thats a good idea but i would have to have to turn my head to the right while driving. but none the less it is a good idea