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Title: New holes or existing ones
Post by: fsa on 02/09/2013, 11:25 AM
When you do any modification on you turbo do you put new holes or do you most likely use the existing ones.

Personally I find it hard to put any holes in my turbo as it changes the look of the system even if it's my spare one, I like to keep it oem.

What are some thoughts on this?
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: MotherGunner on 02/09/2013, 11:57 AM
For region, you can go switchless.  For inputs, depending what you want, you really have limited options.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: Keith Courage on 02/09/2013, 01:20 PM
switchless only works on turbo express or GT systems. So you have to use a switch. I usually put a switch on the rear of the system so that way you don't really notice it. Although in the past I have mounted some on the side which still doesn't look bad as long as it is black.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: MotherGunner on 02/09/2013, 01:25 PM
I stand corrected.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: RainMaker on 02/09/2013, 06:45 PM
Hey Keith check your inbox.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: xcrement5x on 02/11/2013, 04:42 PM
I wasn't exactly sure what this thread was about when I first read the title :|

Now I see that it's about modding!
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: Duo_R on 02/11/2013, 04:47 PM
well for region switch I place them somewhere it isn't obvious, Turbo Duo has switch on the back, and TG-16 I use a very small push switch not very noticeable. But for these you do have to make holes.

for audio and video mod however I do use existing holes, so it looks OEM. Check out the TG-16 that I did for my brother in law not that long ago. I got rid of the RF unit and replaced with video and audio ports, I'm pretty happy with it.

Quote from: fsa on 02/09/2013, 11:25 AMWhen you do any modification on you turbo do you put new holes or do you most likely use the existing ones.

Personally I find it hard to put any holes in my turbo as it changes the look of the system even if it's my spare one, I like to keep it oem.

What are some thoughts on this?
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: jlued686 on 02/11/2013, 07:38 PM
This thread isn't nearly as dirty as I thought it was going to be. Disappointed.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: GohanX on 02/12/2013, 10:14 AM
It depends. I like to keep things looking as stock as possible, but when doing things like installing jacks you pretty much have to do some drilling. I like to put stuff in locations that make it look like it came from the factory, or using tiny parts and placing them in the back.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: Arkhan Asylum on 02/13/2013, 11:07 AM
I love drilling new holes.

....yeah.
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: BlackandBlue on 02/13/2013, 03:41 PM
I mean, it depends.  If it's mine, I like to keep the holes that are there and only make them bigger if need be.  If it's not mine, I will destroy those holes and use holes for other things dont need to be used, but would like to try with something that isnt mine.  I dont want to break my own...
Title: Re: New holes or existing ones
Post by: xcrement5x on 02/14/2013, 05:37 PM
Quote from: JKM on 02/12/2013, 10:14 AM... using tiny parts and placing them in the back.
teehee  :lol: