IS200 custom dash in center panel (GPS version)

When a custom dash is done right, it looks OEM. When it’s not, it’s immediately obvious: misaligned screen, visible cables, poor integration, or a part that requires too many modifications. The Sychev Lab solution for Toyota aims for the opposite: a clean, well-integrated, made-to-order setup.

This guide explains what to check before ordering, which version you need depending on your GPS, and how to approach installation for a professional result.

What this kit solves

The kit is based on a fixed mounting plate where the custom dash is screwed according to the screen brand and model. The key advantage is that all wiring is hidden behind the plate, resulting in a much cleaner integration inside the car.

This is not a “generic adaptable” solution — it’s designed for proper fit and finish.

Before ordering: identify your Toyota GPS type

This is the most important step. According to the original reference, there are two main GPS types, and each requires a different kit version.

1. Flip-up electronic GPS

The screen opens mechanically. Requires a specific version of the kit.

2. Drawer-style GPS

The unit slides out like a drawer. Also requires its own dedicated version.

Practical tip

Don’t guess. Confirm visually which system you have and compare photos if needed.

Made-to-order manufacturing: what it really means

The part is manufactured on demand and produced by the closest facility to the customer. According to the original source, it is made using resin SLS, which provides higher precision and strength than standard FDM printing for this type of application.

Important

⚠️ After 24 hours from purchase, the order can no longer be canceled.
This is not a stock product — it is manufactured specifically for each order.

Material and finish expectations

SLS resin is well suited for this application because it offers:

• high dimensional accuracy
• clean surface finish
• good performance in complex geometries
• better integration in automotive interiors

Preparation before installation

Before removing anything:

• confirm the correct kit version
• verify compatibility with your screen
• prepare interior trim tools
• disconnect the battery if working with wiring
• protect visible surfaces and trims

Installation: recommended workflow

The original guide does not go into full vehicle disassembly detail, so here’s a practical approach:

Step 1: remove the center panel carefully

Work slowly and use proper tools to avoid damaging clips or trim.

Step 2: test-fit the mounting plate

Before tightening anything, check alignment, centering, and cable routing behind the plate.

Step 3: mount the custom dash to the plate

Follow your screen’s geometry and ensure there is no unnecessary stress on the housing.

Step 4: organize and hide wiring

This is critical. If cables are visible, the installation loses its OEM look. Route and secure everything properly before closing.

Step 5: close and check

Verify alignment, clearances, and access to controls before finalizing.

Common mistakes

Choosing the wrong GPS variant

The most expensive mistake — and it happens before installation even starts.

Focusing only on the screen

Cable management is what defines the final quality.

Forcing trim and clips

Interior damage is harder to fix than a bad part.

Ignoring made-to-order nature

Important to avoid unrealistic expectations about returns or cancellations.

Quick troubleshooting

Screen doesn’t sit correctly

Check GPS variant, screen compatibility, and plate positioning before tightening.

Wiring interferes with closure

Re-route cables. Don’t force it — that leads to noise, pressure points, and long-term issues.

Finish looks “aftermarket”

Usually caused by poor alignment, visible screws, or exposed wiring — not the part itself.

Quick FAQ

How do I know which kit I need?

By identifying whether your Toyota has a flip-up GPS or drawer-style GPS.

Is it FDM or SLS?

Manufactured in resin SLS.

Can I cancel anytime?

No — after 24 hours, production begins and cancellation is not possible.

Is the plate movable?

No — it’s a fixed mounting plate system.

Final note

In automotive products like this, success comes down to two things: choosing the correct version and executing a clean installation. If both are done properly, the result can look very close to OEM.

If you’re unsure about your GPS or screen compatibility, the best approach is to ask for verification with photos before ordering. A quick check saves a lot of trouble later. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}