1st gen clinometer, 3rd gen style
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1st gen clinometer, 3rd gen style
Took a lot of dremeling, but finally made it fit. I'm working on a thin piece of black plastic to go along the bottom trim piece right above the stereo, the plastic is a little jagged where I cut it. Using blue led's to light it up like the rest of my dash, still working on the placement of the led's for the best light dispersion. And yes Corey, you have to look down to see it .
Also I have the vinyl case and metal panel from underneath leftover if anybody needs them.
Also I have the vinyl case and metal panel from underneath leftover if anybody needs them.
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Originally posted by sschaefer3
Pretty clever. I don't have any of those angle things, the less I know about the angles the better.
Pretty clever. I don't have any of those angle things, the less I know about the angles the better.
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Originally posted by KING
I'd like to know what those are for.
I'd like to know what those are for.
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Originally posted by Silver954Runner
They show what angle your truck is tilted at in degrees, side to side and front to back. I'm not sure what else they may have on them.
They show what angle your truck is tilted at in degrees, side to side and front to back. I'm not sure what else they may have on them.
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The American version that came on the 1st gen 4Runners is in feet.
Unfortunately the 2nd gen clinometer like Bill has above and that I have only came on the overseas rigs and no US ones, and it is in metric for the altimeter part.
I have not looked into seeing about putting a new dial on mine, as I don't use the altimeter part, my GPS I use on trips takes care of that.
Unfortunately the 2nd gen clinometer like Bill has above and that I have only came on the overseas rigs and no US ones, and it is in metric for the altimeter part.
I have not looked into seeing about putting a new dial on mine, as I don't use the altimeter part, my GPS I use on trips takes care of that.