Reply to "Beck - Subaru Spyder under dash Heater Core ?"

DannyP

@dlearl476 posted:
I’ve found that there a perfect “cup holder” built into my Spyder. The space between my passenger seat and the bulkhead, and the shifter cage on the left. I just have to put a finger on the cup if I take a hard left turn.

I did that on my old Spyder, but there is less room on the new one. My seats are tilted back, raised an inch in front, so they are MUCH closer to the bulkhead. No room.

I did install a charge cord on each side for me and my wife. You can't see them, but they are there when we need them.

5/22/215:37 AM

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