I purchased both of the dash pieces from a guy on another forum, who has skills in painting. It took me about 2 hours for the install, would have been shorter, but there was a storm that hit Long Island today, so I was trapped in 100 degree weather in the BMNSS waiting it out.

The storm was in and out, about an hour, but man did it rain. Hard to believe that a storm hit LI seeing how bright the sun is in the pics.

Here are the pics. Sorry for the large pictures...

First pic is of upper dash piece that fits around the speedo, radio, HVAC controls...the color definitely matches the fastest color of the TBSS world.



Next are the pictures of what I was installing..



And unfortunately, I didn't have any gauges to install at the time...





More below...

 

Ok, here are additional pics of the install...the only pain in the *** of the install was the two vents in the middle, as the two screws holding the original in does not face you, plus you had to take the radio out to get to them.

Notice the before storm picture here and after storm pictures, two below:







And yes, I did clean the dash areas up after the install.

 

Ok, the last pictures are the comparision of the original and new...






and...




Slowly, but surely the BMNSS is maturing into a one of a kind..

BMNSS

 

Looks pretty slick..Im not a big fan of force fed's vent gauge pod

 

Lookin Good!

 

Great job~!