View Poll Results: Where is the best place for the cupholder on a 928?
Screwed into the side of the console
13
22.03%
Clipped into window seal
1
1.69%
Co-pilot's hands
8
13.56%
The floor
4
6.78%
External garbage can
17
28.81%
Other. Please explain
16
27.12%
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Correct cup holder
#62
Drifting
#63
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'PKup'
Unfortunately, it only works in Photoshop land at present.
I hope to have time to work on the deployment mechanism again soon. (Not as easy as I hoped.)
What's cool is, the passenger side door panel has a cutout for the coinholder too. (You can feel it through the carpet.)
The Fischer cup holder is a really nice design. They design a lot of the OEM cup/CD/etc. holders.
I found the cheapest price here.
#64
The Walmart wedge one works much better if you cut the "handle" from a standard cup holder and glue the "basket" in the wedge's cup holder. Here's what I mean by standard cup holder.
Brad
Brad
#65
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Those nice folding ones don't quite fit right in the hole, although that area is near perfect for a cupholder. Plan-B is to statically mount one of those, hanging down, to a bracket in the coinholder location.
#66
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I'm going to play around with it. I'm thinking if i cutaa couple slots into the bottom of the cup holder assembly, then mount a couple of aluminum L-brackets to the door with a screw through them into a t-nut which is inside the cup holder and cut down so it's just a hair longer than the thickness of the cup holder, I'll be able to tighten the screw and still have it able to slide out in the grooves. I'll need a little strap attached to the cup holder assembly so I can pull it out from the recessed position.
#67
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Note the coin holder hole is angled upward...which is another problem of having it slide out. Ideally it would slide out and rotate to horizontal.