[Melonking]

Well, I must admit I hate the look of the 3g compared to the 2g, the 2g was so much more robust.

Now I was thinking of buying a broken 2g and taking it apart and placing the components from my 3g iphone into it.

How possible is this, is there a size difference that will stop me from doing it or is it still the same.
And if it is possible links to help full info pages would be grate.

[goldrush!]

iPhone 2G Size Dimensions: 115 x 61 x 11.6 milimetres
iPhone 3G Size Dimensions: 115.5 x 62.1 x 12.3 milimetres

I don't think you could change the cases, even though they are similar.

[Melonking]

But the difference is mealy a mm or so, is there no room for movement in the iphone, even an ege to mother bored that could be trimmed down with no damage?

[goldrush!]

Somethings will get pushed down as well as come in contact with others which could be a problem.

[reeko]

I have never opened a 2G, only a 3G, so cant comment.

Ever since the release of the 3G with the plastic back i have wanted to know how a 2G runs with a 3G inside it.

Please post back results if you manage to do this, maybe hit up CPJR? ...

[seh6183]

The main cage that holds the Digitizer and LCD it too wide to fit in the 2G case, I have already tried. Also, you would only end up getting worse reception with the metal 2G back anyway. Just stick with the plastic