Auup just wondering about cockpits im getting a g25/27 dunno which one is better and im building a cockpit just like the link at the bottom but the gauges on the mx7 what are they called and were can i buy them as i want the cockpit to look like a real car inside cause i got no clue how to wire the gauges and stuff up i need a youtube link or something

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y need srs driver setup if u cruise?

Why not get good at game (which cruising doesnt do) 1st before ricing up ur setup?

A scrap yard.

why not get a car.... pull the engine + wheel out and put your pc in the front and wheel where the old one was.

Instant ****ing cockpit. With cupholders.

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Instant ****ing cockpit. With cupholders.

Depends which car. My last three, Vauxhall Omega, Ford Escort and Toyota Hilux Surf (4Runner), 2 cup holders between them and they all came with the Surf. In fact, thinking about it, of all of the childhood cars, the only one that did have cup holders was a LDV Convoy Minibus.

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Depends which car. My last three, Vauxhall Omega, Ford Escort and Toyota Hilux Surf (4Runner), 2 cup holders between them and they all came with the Surf. In fact, thinking about it, of all of the childhood cars, the only one that did have cup holders was a LDV Convoy Minibus.

Import an American vehicle then. Cupholders are so important here that they actually try to use those as big selling points.

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Import an American vehicle then. Cupholders are so important here that they actually try to use those as big selling points.

Newer cars are starting to come with cup holders. I guess America is ahead of the trend when realising a can of drink tends to make a mess if you keep it between your legs or in a door card. Although I like the system in Transit vans, they have a fold out picnic table on the dashboard.

But I can't imagine a Transit van feeling very sporty for a sim cockpit.

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Although I like the system in Transit vans, they have a fold out picnic table on the dashboard.

Do you have a picture of what you are talking about? I can't seem to find one.

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But I can't imagine a Transit van feeling very sporty for a sim cockpit.

You kidding me? Would be lovely to have it right in front of me so I could eat and drive!

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Do you have a picture of what you are talking about? I can't seem to find one.

The best I can find using my pda (it is shit to navigate with). The top centre part of the dash is on a hinge, so it is two cup holders and a cubbyhole or fold it out to munch on. It has a slide out table in it to double the length.

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Depends which car. My last three, Vauxhall Omega, Ford Escort and Toyota Hilux Surf (4Runner), 2 cup holders between them and they all came with the Surf. In fact, thinking about it, of all of the childhood cars, the only one that did have cup holders was a LDV Convoy Minibus.

i keep getting volvos and saabs which get scrapped but theirs so much space in them that every little cubby hole could hold your coke/redbull etc


also leather seats and other selling factors