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The gauge looks kick a$$, the mp3 player slot just doesn't do it for me. The cavity looks too big and the mp3 player doesn't look integrated enough, but that's just me.
As usual, looks awesome. I'd only change the angle of the gauge to match the angle of the stock fairing gauges and sink it as low as possible...if possible.
The cavity is bigger for a couple of reasons.
1. You have to be a able to remove the MP3, hince the reason for the finger slot.
2. The audio cable had to clear the top of the console, so the MP3 has to be sank in.
3. I plan to either use velcro or make a foam plug to take up the gap and cushion the MP3.
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OK, now that you say that I can see why it's that way. Will be interested to see it finished off.
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