Here are some pics of a repair clip I made for the knee bolster. It requires you drill (and debur) a 3mm hole once positioned. It uses 3mm nut and a 3x6mm machine screw to hole it in place. I used a countersunk screw, but It needed to be around 7mm long(which required some grinding), so I changed the final design and went with a 6mm pan head screw. Before placing it in place I recommend you get upside down and observe how it going into place. I had to rebend one of my brackets( the vehicle mounted bracket) as it had bent slightly upward after being abused over the years. I haven't put too much time on it yet, but it seems to be holding nicely. Here is a link to the 3d file https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7170014
Those are nice , now you should make a latch or release, to open for a small glove box or phone storage, or a place to keep paperwork. There is some space behind the bolster.
Those are nice , now you should make a latch or release, to open for a small glove box or phone storage, or a place to keep paperwork. There is some space behind the bolster.
Yeah I don't think the juice would be worth the squeeze...there is really very little room there....and its a little precarious to install these as it is now, but I guess it could be done- but too many other projects to deal with right now.
I keep my Class D amplifier in there. The AC system has to be kept on manual since the heat from that amp changes what the system believes is the ambient air temperature.
