Post your interior!
02-09-2009, 11:37 PM
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Post your interior!
After seeing cutterwolf's interior ive really been wondering what you guys have done with your interiors. Ive really only looked into performance and exterior stuff, but ultimately im going for a show car looking daily driver.
So what have you guys done?
So what have you guys done?
02-10-2009, 02:17 PM
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Im considering the brushed aluminum quarter window covers for the inside since i have louvers, but i haven't seen them in any cars, and i have a stock (IUP) interior so they might look out of place and im not sure if i like them, or the look of the louvers more.
02-10-2009, 02:25 PM
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Any pics? I know ive heard a lot about the pony emblem deteriorating on people, so i could imagine a strong demand for a how to.
Im considering the brushed aluminum quarter window covers for the inside since i have louvers, but i haven't seen them in any cars, and i have a stock (IUP) interior so they might look out of place and im not sure if i like them, or the look of the louvers more.
Im considering the brushed aluminum quarter window covers for the inside since i have louvers, but i haven't seen them in any cars, and i have a stock (IUP) interior so they might look out of place and im not sure if i like them, or the look of the louvers more.
02-10-2009, 03:48 PM
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Excuse the slippers its my day off
When I bought this car the emblem's clear coat was cracked and it had some moisture damage. I fount a place that made wheel center caps and ordered the right size ones (think it was 2 1/4 or 2 1/8). Pried off the old emblem with a small screw driver (its held in with little folded clips), trimmed the rubber fans so it was a flat surface then added a bit of extra glue to hold it on tight.
Its been on about 5 months and no problems yet.
02-10-2009, 07:02 PM
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Excuse the slippers its my day off
When I bought this car the emblem's clear coat was cracked and it had some moisture damage. I fount a place that made wheel center caps and ordered the right size ones (think it was 2 1/4 or 2 1/8). Pried off the old emblem with a small screw driver (its held in with little folded clips), trimmed the rubber fans so it was a flat surface then added a bit of extra glue to hold it on tight.
Its been on about 5 months and no problems yet.
02-10-2009, 11:40 PM
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Anyone installed Dynamat in their car? Figured id just add to this thread instead of making a new one.
Id considered it in my old accord just for audio purposes, but not sure if i should both with it in my stang.
Will it make for a nicer ride? i drive ~100 miles on school days so if i could cut down on road noise and engine/exhaust noise that would be nice, but is it hard to install in out cars?
Ill try searching around tommorrow if i get the time, its 12:40 and i gotta be up for school at 5:45 so im a bit short on time at the moment, just getting ideas.
Id considered it in my old accord just for audio purposes, but not sure if i should both with it in my stang.
Will it make for a nicer ride? i drive ~100 miles on school days so if i could cut down on road noise and engine/exhaust noise that would be nice, but is it hard to install in out cars?
Ill try searching around tommorrow if i get the time, its 12:40 and i gotta be up for school at 5:45 so im a bit short on time at the moment, just getting ideas.
