Subject	I don't have a pic....
Posted by	The Sixth on May 03, 2014 at 3:29 PM
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In Reply To	Mount boost controller and turbo timer posted by Madcap on May 03, 2014 at 09:09 AM
Message	But what I did was remove the front bezel from my timer since it's curved. Mounted a piece of lexan to the front in place of it, and then I could mount it flush to the back of the clock location. Of course that only helps with 1 of 2 items. If you're willing to give up a DIN slot, I did the same thing with my SAFC, minus not needing to remove the faceplate. Part of the problem mounting them so low in the bezel is a lack of depth behind it.
Follow Ups	Mount boost controller and turbo timer - Madcap 09:09:57 05/03/14 People have put turbo timers in the clock location but - DVDBURN (MD) 10:51:47 05/03/14 That's a nice clean look, nothing extruding. - Madcap 14:15:12 05/03/14 Re: People have put turbo timers in the clock location but - 1blackz 19:33:32 05/04/14 Mine fit fine - Zsgetyoulaid 11:57:29 05/03/14 rather than have it appear like its stuck in from the front - LivinTheDream 12:15:57 05/03/14 Hopefully the one I choose will fit that perfectly. (n/m) - Madcap 14:17:20 05/03/14 Can I just use my alarm system for the timer? - Madcap 14:39:52 05/03/14 Keep the alarm basic. All the extra widgets on it will... - Nate (NoVA) 09:25:11 05/05/14 I don't have a pic.... - The Sixth 15:29:11 05/03/14 Re: Mount boost controller and turbo timer - glyttrbug 18:48:08 05/03/14
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