Wonder If its possible to fit a double din head unit in the Raptor setup?
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Wonder If its possible to fit a double din head unit in the Raptor setup?
Here's my MUD dash.
It's been fantastic and had some real work off-road touring without any vibration issues. It's as tight as the day it went in, still with room for extras. I think they blend into the cabin space really well. I'm not sure how you'd break it short of testing an axe on it. In mine, I cut the slots using a fine disc in the grinder with a steady hand. I barely had to touch it to get a cleanly cut line with a perfect fit for the radio and switch mount.
The pic is at night and the only one I have right now...
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http://paulogier.com/images/Mud_dash.jpg
Mine is a mud dash in my 110
About to put one in my 90
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...13/04/1161.jpg
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Originally Posted by Slunnie
And what's wrong with booty fab ?
I'm pretty handy with the electric shears and nibbler :D
Had the mudstuff in my 130 I spent almost every weekend on dirt roads and didn't vibrate once. I really loved how it blended in to the dash and looks factory.
Would anybody know if the "mud dash" would fit a Series 3 dashboard ??
Have a look on their website, they have them in a Series III ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by jerryd
With every piece of plastic in my 96 Defender either bent deformed cracked
stuffed and mostly unrepairable why would you add another piece of the crap material:confused::angel:
Yes i am a:censored:
AM
So guys didn't have a mudstuff I had an iron goat dash. It come precut with a switch panel all I had to do was cut the holes for my gauges and power plugQuote:
Originally Posted by lovell_86
I'd be interested if any other people with Raptor dashes could post pics of their set-up showing what they have mounted and where (radios, guagaes, switches etc) please.
They have quite a range of options for console top and bottom panels:
http://www.raptor-engineering.co.uk/...1-console-dash
but (of course) not exactly what I think I want which is .
Top - Carling switches, guages.
Bottom - DIN (cd player) and CB radio slot.
Also need to fit a couple of 12V sockets in there somewhere too.
So... bring out yer pics !!!!
One issue with the MUD pod I had (last Defender) was that there was insufficient clearance to mount switches in the top angled panel and radio in teh top of the front part - although this is probably a function of the limitations of the Defender dash shape more than anything else.