InteriorDiscussion about interior restoration, repairs, and modification.
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Is it possible without heavy modification? Mounting brackets in similar places as the 4thgen, will it fit size wise? I'll do it if someone can assure me it will work.
you'd either have to buy a 5th gen and take it out.
or
find a wrecked one (there arent many)
I've already seen three 5th gens wrecked already, the kind of people who have been buying them now are completely useless and can't drive. luckily they were v6s. come on how can someone be so wreckless to have crashed a brand new car.
Anyway anthing can be done with heavy modifaction like DomesticCheese said.
the 4th gen dash is close to that isnt it? i'm putting a dash from an 01 in mine there's 1 1/2 - 2 inches on each side i think i remember reading. hard to make look fantastic but its what i want opposed to a stock dash with autometer gauges.
I think that since the 4th gen cars were designed when third gen cars were still being made, a lot of the dimensions and mounting of pieces were similar. The gap between 5th and 4th gen cars means they werent as able to recycle dimensions and such nearly as much as they did before. I think anything 5th gen is going to be significantly further off from our cars than any of the 4th gen stuff was.
In short, Im sure it's a lot more work than a 4th gen swap was even when that was a "new" idea.