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convert 4th gen to 5th gen
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convert 4th gen to 5th gen
was wondering is the much difference in converting a 4th gendial cluster to a 5th gen dial cluster
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s2000 dials are better fit, but its quite involved to get them working
not simple plug and play
not simple plug and play

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In answer to your question... Yes, a HUGE difference!Rocketrooney wrote:was wondering is the much difference in converting a 4th gendial cluster to a 5th gen dial cluster
But have you worded your question correctly? I'm assuming you already have 5th gen dials in your 5th gen, so are you actually asking if it could be converted to 4th gen dials?
It could be done with a whole lot of fabrication work to your dash, but you'd never be able to copy the entire 4th gen dash with the fuel/temp gauges and warning lights in a 5th, so I'd say there'd be absolutely no point in doing it just for the speedo and rev counter (You'd also then loose the fuel and temp gauges too).
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At some point, when I'm rich and have a huge garage, I will find out if a 4G dash will fit in a 5G.
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there would be no point putting a 4g dash in a 5g you sit too high in a 5g for it to feel right
bristol_bb4 wrote:ahhh a 5th gen, i love 5th gens![]()
Dino wrote:I loves the 5th gen really.... just dont quote me on it...
4thgenphil wrote:Mines 4 1/4 unches mate, sorry
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Note to self - bring 4G seats along toomercutio wrote:there would be no point putting a 4g dash in a 5g you sit too high in a 5g for it to feel right

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