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03-23-2007, 03:33 PM
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You've gotten good at you hobby! That's a great pic.
I guess I'll play - it's basically stock, tho I installed the 'footwell lamps' myself - w/the help of the rewire DIY.
I guess I'll play - it's basically stock, tho I installed the 'footwell lamps' myself - w/the help of the rewire DIY.
03-28-2007, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Tirminyl
No custom anything in my interior but I like the pic. I wish the shift **** was more center 
Cool pic.
03-28-2007, 11:51 AM
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Bigboy in a little car!
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My dirty floor mats.
I also have neon blue foot lights. that i rarley use. (and some ricer triple strobe ligts that I always forget about)
I also have neon blue foot lights. that i rarley use. (and some ricer triple strobe ligts that I always forget about)
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03-28-2007, 11:59 AM
#39
Past Owner :(
Originally Posted by Drkdelfi
Steakboy, Did you get the passthrough to trunk cover professionally done or did you do it yourself, thats beautiful!
-Steakboy
03-28-2007, 01:43 PM
#42
Past Owner :(
Originally Posted by DARKMAZ8
wow...some of these interiors are completely butchered
And Steak boy.....take ur trigger finger off the armoral....lol
And Steak boy.....take ur trigger finger off the armoral....lol
-Steakboy
03-28-2007, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by speeddemon32
My dirty floor mats.
I also have neon blue foot lights. that i rarley use. (and some ricer triple strobe ligts that I always forget about)
I also have neon blue foot lights. that i rarley use. (and some ricer triple strobe ligts that I always forget about)
03-29-2007, 10:29 AM
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its a "sticker" kit.
I use the word sticker because that is what some people here choose to call it. It is a urithane type plastic with an adhesive backing that you place over your factory parts.
I am extreamly happy with the quality, only problem areas are the real tight bends. like the rear door handle surrounds. I have had nothing but compliments on it from people that see it in person. I get a few flamers here on the RX-8 club but interenet trolls are nothing new.
I got it from NYC dashes I belive it was about $300. There is a thread in the multimedia section that has dash kit pictures from Snowfl8k (silver carbon fiber), Kwescott (Red), and myself (yellow).
the one thing I like about this "sticker kit" compared to paint is its a whole lot easyer and it does not chip or wear thin like most paint.
at least Steakboy did it right and had the parts sanded and professionaly painted with "real" car paint.... good job steakboy
I use the word sticker because that is what some people here choose to call it. It is a urithane type plastic with an adhesive backing that you place over your factory parts.
I am extreamly happy with the quality, only problem areas are the real tight bends. like the rear door handle surrounds. I have had nothing but compliments on it from people that see it in person. I get a few flamers here on the RX-8 club but interenet trolls are nothing new.
I got it from NYC dashes I belive it was about $300. There is a thread in the multimedia section that has dash kit pictures from Snowfl8k (silver carbon fiber), Kwescott (Red), and myself (yellow).
the one thing I like about this "sticker kit" compared to paint is its a whole lot easyer and it does not chip or wear thin like most paint.
at least Steakboy did it right and had the parts sanded and professionaly painted with "real" car paint.... good job steakboy
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03-29-2007, 10:46 AM
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dont you hate it when you type soemthing long then it gets lost? 
anyways, I said something like thanks!
I like things that stand out and scream "LOOK AT ME" which is why the Yellow RX-8 is the on 8 I wanted. some people just are not looking for that.
They have a kit that is piano black just like the window switch surrounds. I think that would look very clean and classy. I would love to see an RX-8 with that kit!
Kwescotts looks very cool his red kit goes well with his red seats and red door inserts. I wish my seats were yellow!
Snowfl8ks looks awsome in person, the way the light hits that silver CF is cool. the silver CF kit is not for me as it seems a little girly. it kinda looks like little diamonds all over the car. but for a girl (like snowfl8k) it is PERFECT. it matches her and her car to a T.
anyways, I said something like thanks!
I like things that stand out and scream "LOOK AT ME" which is why the Yellow RX-8 is the on 8 I wanted. some people just are not looking for that.
They have a kit that is piano black just like the window switch surrounds. I think that would look very clean and classy. I would love to see an RX-8 with that kit!
Kwescotts looks very cool his red kit goes well with his red seats and red door inserts. I wish my seats were yellow!
Snowfl8ks looks awsome in person, the way the light hits that silver CF is cool. the silver CF kit is not for me as it seems a little girly. it kinda looks like little diamonds all over the car. but for a girl (like snowfl8k) it is PERFECT. it matches her and her car to a T.
03-29-2007, 12:08 PM
#49
Past Owner :(
Originally Posted by speeddemon32
at least Steakboy did it right and had the parts sanded and professionaly painted with "real" car paint.... good job steakboy
-Steakboy
