Swaping Fox Interior for SN-95
02-21-2006, 05:25 PM
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RE: Swaping Fox Interior for SN-95
^^ I will def let you know... let me know also. If I do it mine also needs to be done soon too because I have a MINT dash that I got and I'm ready to put it in (sometime in the next week or two) and Im not going to go through the trouble of putting it in if Im just going to take it right back out.
02-22-2006, 01:24 PM
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RE: Swaping Fox Interior for SN-95
I know, I've seen a couple pictures. I think that you can get them open but its a REALLY close fit. I'm not sure what I would do about that. I would have to somehow modify the door panels and relocate the handle like the guy did in the 5.0. I would like to know how he did that though.
02-22-2006, 01:25 PM
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RE: Swaping Fox Interior for SN-95
I am also a little concerned because I am going to be using a PA C4 and I'm not sure w/ the SN-95's or not if you can use the center console of if you have to cut it. Anyone know about this?
02-22-2006, 04:26 PM
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RE: Swaping Fox Interior for SN-95
LoL its worth it. Just look at some pictures! I'm just not sure if Im REALLY up for lots and lots of work to get this thing in. If I can get it together in a weekend I will strongly consider it but if not than I think I'm going to put my new dash that I just got in until I have some spare time on my hands and swap it then. Im on a tight time schedule so timing is everything right now... which really sucks.
02-22-2006, 04:38 PM
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RE: Swaping Fox Interior for SN-95
is the car your DD or is it just sitting? if it's just sitting you should pull the dash and take some measurements... test fit things... see where your problem areas are and then figure out your best plan for attacking it.
