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General => Cosmetic and bodywork matters => Topic started by: Breaker on 26 August 2005, 20:04
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what kind of dashboards can you fit in a golf mk2??
i have heard of corrado mk3 and even a porche
any more???
dont care how hard it is just would like to know what you can put in.
love to get some nice smooth lines into a mk2
cheers
breaker
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mk4 polo fits nicely
Audi TT one goes in with abit of skill
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dizzy put a mk3 dash in his mk2 so that must go in!
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basically you can put any dash into any car within reason.
all cars are roughly the same width at the end of the day.
common ones are mk3 golf, mk4 polo, corrado.
less common ones are BMW, TT, S3 and porcshe ones.
I love the look of the 996 dash. Just getting one on the cheap is the hard bit!
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yeah getting one on the cheap must be abit hard
cant imagine many audi tt's down the scrappy
a nice smooth dash would look lovely in a golf and i think the work would pay off
nice little image of the tt dash
(http://www.fantasycars.com/derek/cars/images/audi/tt_5.jpg)
just cutting and fitting it in would be a bit hard
what about the steering column and the vents how hard is that?
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There's a TT just turned up at the scrapyard I use to use loads before I moved. it's the 3.2 V6 too.
you'll never get one cheap unless u do it yourself. There's so much labour involved it's unreal!
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What happens regarding the electrics like the speedo and rev coutner? Do you fit the MKII Clocks back in or get the TT ones working?
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take a peek at the JBS site (hope this takes you there http://www.jbsautodesigns.co.uk/mk2-s3.htm ) but I'm sure as Dizzie says there's a shed load of work involved. I'd imagine you'd need to graft large portions of the TT loom in to get the A/C etc working, re-jigging pipework etc, then you'd have to put in the heated seats to match...oh and the 225 engine! A whole world of work but it'd be well worth it. The JBS site has the PVW write up on a Mk2 S3 in their media section..not cheap though.
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i've always wanted to put a mk3 dash board into my mk2 ever since i saw this.
http://www.trickedoutms.com/tech/dashed.htm
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I know mark. he's on my msn lol.
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http://www.centralboardshop.com/projectvr6-4.html
:smiley:
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I just pulled the dash out of my mark 2 valver to put a mk 3 dash in!!!! just read that link and am having some serious regrets allready!!!!! :embarassed: hey ho!! any one got a spare mk dash or know where abouts i can find one??
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regrets about what?
there's a mk4 cab one in my mum's loft lol
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I haven't got a clue how its done but I've seen a BMW e30 dash in a MK2 and I think it suited it very well :cool:
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same way as fitting any other dash into a mk2. just requires lots of cutting and time to get it sitting perfectly. :)
it's not hard. just requires a lot of time and pacience to do properly.
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i want to change my dash
but i dare'nt take the step to do it just yet
i am going to read into it more first i was thinking of a audi 80 dash
or a mk3 golf one
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Here's my Corrado dashboard in my Mk 2 Golf. Fits rather snug :smug:
(http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SwDuAksUONYL52Y7n6EYOX6apIyG7vyJt2QzZiuPrb7ZLUOWzRo0mxql!ftx!fzFH7cdru3Kl3d4XhlFl5DjTaLz!JySLEQOTc5!07GqwtL*2cfp0jI7pQ/DSCF0641.10.jpg?dc=4675584990085135320)
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Biggest arse about putting a new dash in is..
What you do with the electric window sitches :huh:Here's my Corrado dashboard in my Mk 2 Golf. Fits rather snug :smug:
show us how youve mounted yours.
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A lot of the time with the dash boards it also requires welding in of new brackets on the bulkhead to support the fixing points of the replacement dash. As everyone has said though, if you have the time and the will power then anything will fit. :cool:
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What do you lot think about a mk4 dash in a mk1 ??