I did this on a 1991 CRX
these are cyberdyne volts and air/fuel ratio gauges


you will need,
a large piece of plexiglass( you will make mistakes)
a scoring tool
tape measure
sharpie marker
flat black paint
gauges
and drill and hole saw

this is plexi
in trying to cut the size i needed, i made ALOT of mistakes
i have two gauges so i only cut two holes, but i know there is room for three, here is the rough piece i got.
i removed the center console and used the space where a CD played would go
this is a rough fitting...
i used silicone to hold the piece in place,

i had to use something to take up the space in the middle( so i used a shocker, but you can use other stuff)

here i am test fitting the gauges, i wrapped them in electrical tape so they would fit the holes snuggly
and from the side, i think they fit well

and finally it is in the car
and lit up at night, i think job well done

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Originally posted by Car And Driver Magazine April 1988
"The CRX Si is a magic combination of desperate entities part front-wheel-drive economy sedan, part utility wagon, and part Ferrari."

I like it. But where does the radio go?

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Derek Hewitt
1992 Mitsu Eclipse GSX
www.ccdsm.net

nice work

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