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Old 03-21-2015, 08:10 PM
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I do like the way that the pods are still there but filled with better goodies.

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Old 03-21-2015, 08:20 PM
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I do like the way that the pods are still there but filled with better goodies.
Thanks! No way was I going to hack the dash up. The recessed pods are a big focal point of a gto. They need to stay

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That tilt column coversion looks great. How long did it take to get it done?

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Wow. The gauges look great bud, really. And for some reason, I never thought about doing mat on the dash pad, that's a super idea. Nice work!

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Old 03-22-2015, 12:46 AM
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Wow. The gauges look great bud, really. And for some reason, I never thought about doing mat on the dash pad, that's a super idea. Nice work!

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Thanks! I'm really excited to see how it will look with a new dash and insert. As far as the Dynamat I'm sure the install will help some squeaks, heat and engine noise.... but man what a pain in the ass. My back and right shoulder are pretty sore. Under dash work is hard on the body.

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Thanks! I'm really excited to see how it will look with a new dash and insert. As far as the Dynamat I'm sure the install will help some squeaks, heat and engine noise.... but man what a pain in the ass. My back and right shoulder are pretty sore. Under dash work is hard on the body.
I just finished putting that stuff on the floor of my car last week. I never considered going that far up the firewall, but then again, I don't have the dash out. Great idea.

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I just finished putting that stuff on the floor of my car last week. I never considered going that far up the firewall, but then again, I don't have the dash out. Great idea.
Ill be dynamatting the rest of the interior at a later time this spring. Have you noticed any reduction in noise?

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That tilt column coversion looks great. How long did it take to get it done?
You would have to call and ask Jim. GMTilt.com I'm sure times vary. It took me about 2 months from the time I sent it assuming it shows up this week, though I think he likes to get them done faster than that. He let me know he got hammered with 20 columns at once so things were getting backed up.

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You would have to call and ask Jim. GMTilt.com I'm sure times vary. It took me about 2 months from the time I sent it assuming it shows up this week, though I think he likes to get them done faster than that. He let me know he got hammered with 20 columns at once so things were getting backed up.
Thanks. Your car is going to be very nice when done. I checked Jim's website and it says he's no longer accepting new orders for now. I don't want the car down for 2 months this time of year but maybe I'll check with him in the fall.

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