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Originally Posted by zer02is,Mar 27 2008, 07:44 PM
how do u gusy go abotu cuttin the dash? i ve done headrest tv's anda ll that but i want to join the dash cuttin club and insight? or basic info i should look first i been researchign for awhile and there is no real guide
i'm loving all these bezels!!!! im trying to join the club, where can I get a bezel at?!?!?!?!? Not the jdm one, but u guys have a lot of bezels that look like they're perfect for the s2000, where have you guys been purchasing them?
Originally Posted by jdmcrave,Mar 25 2008, 01:40 PM
the bezel is capable of holding a 7" screen..the bezel fit on our US cars because I go through a process of making it fit as close as possible......
here are some pics of another install i just finish yesterday for a member....ohh by the way..this was a neat install...owner wanted GPS in it..came out pretty good..check it out.
I mounted his GPS antenna on the dash in the middle
GPS mounted on top of the rear...where spare tire goes
Just as a preface here I have all the respect for you giving this a try and figuring it out. So don't take these comments the wrong way I'm just curious that's all... maybe I can learn something A new trick or way of doing something.
So... do you end up with the right and left edges sticking up? Also how to you get the screen to face the right way?
Do you custom mold the screen so it faces the right way? I have one of these sitting around somewhere. Not that I'm going to cut a hole in my dash but maybe I will do it for someone local if I have time. I bought a used spare dash and tried to get this to fit properly and it just doesn't. I ended up making a custom screen mount for the client. The fit was much better IMHO.
Can you take some close up shots of the sides?
I built this for my car and a few others here and other clients:
I'm just curious that's all... maybe I can learn something 
A new trick or way of doing something. 