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Maybe this has been done already but googling it didn't turn up anything. I was looking at the interior parts diagram the other day and noticed a trim piece(22) that I hadn't seen before.
Turns out it's for the manual HVAC controls, but it got me thinking you could put some gauges in there for oil temp and accurate coolant, and for giggles do a "Sport Chrono" clock in the center opening. The recirc button hole would have to be addressed, but maybe it could somehow work with the chrono or become a spoiler or PSE switch.
https://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/o...01c?origin=pla
I want those AC controls!
If you do add gauges look at
Speedhut
, I used them in a 280Z build and they are really nice and totally customizable. Very thin as well.
If you want manual controls because you want to save weight, the manual controls and airbox actually weight
more
than the Climatronic in the US models.
Or get this
https://www.plxdevices.com/MultiGaug...7346002931.htm
for vacuum and wideband and an android auto head unit. Then with Torque you can see everything else with a bluetooth obdII adapter.
