Interior trim kit? (carbon fiber, wood, brushed aluminum)
05-04-07, 02:07 PM
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Interior trim kit? (carbon fiber, wood, brushed aluminum)
Has anyone on the forum ever installed the carbon fiber interior kit from Kazz Sports (pictured below)? If so, how does the quality compare to the other carbon fiber, wood, and brushed aluminum kits out there?
The fact of the matter is, I really want to install a carbon fiber interior kit, but I don’t want it to look like a really cheap lay-over kit.
The fact of the matter is, I really want to install a carbon fiber interior kit, but I don’t want it to look like a really cheap lay-over kit.
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That's a right side driver... would they have the left side driver? or it doesn't make a difference? The cup holders are different sides with the gear shift. I really hope that it's not cheap because I saw this rice Maxima today and he had a cheap "carbon fiber" sticker type thing on his side view mirrors... it look like one of those sticky book covers from back in the 4th grade.
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That's a right side driver... would they have the left side driver? or it doesn't make a difference? The cup holders are different sides with the gear shift. I really hope that it's not cheap because I saw this rice Maxima today and he had a cheap "carbon fiber" sticker type thing on his side view mirrors... it look like one of those sticky book covers from back in the 4th grade.
i saw a kit on ebay for a 2gs but i am afraid that will look like a cheap cover.
If any one out there has installed a dash kit, could you post some pics and comments about how you feel about it?
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It seems all of the high quality sets (japanese brands...like that, or the wald wood set) are for RHD aristos. Almost every piece is different in some small way and probably would be hard to fit right. As for finding a high quality domestic kit, good luck
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05-04-07, 08:02 PM
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The one posted was JDM aristo and ran $2K. Not cheap. Ebay has some real carbon overlay kits, thats probably your best bet. You can search here too. There is a carbon fiber thread and it has some interior stuff. Basically everything ever made for the GS in carbon.
You definitley need black interior to pull it off...
05-04-07, 09:56 PM
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for the RHD trim pieces from Aristos, the door panels fit with no problem but the center console piece doesn't fit right. It'll be really tight on one side and have a big gap on the other.
If you really want you can have a CF shop wrap your trim pieces in real CF cloth.
If you really want you can have a CF shop wrap your trim pieces in real CF cloth.
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damn 2k... could have gotten the JP tail lights and still have some left over. haha
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for the RHD trim pieces from Aristos, the door panels fit with no problem but the center console piece doesn't fit right. It'll be really tight on one side and have a big gap on the other.
If you really want you can have a CF shop wrap your trim pieces in real CF cloth.
If you really want you can have a CF shop wrap your trim pieces in real CF cloth.
thanks guys
