javyLSU

iTrader: (21)

No neffy wrap for me - I went with OEM IS-F trim.



I'd also advise everyone to stay away from those ebay overlay kits - I've seen them in person and the fitment is horrible.

Javier

kikaida

Nice

gummipolar

How much did this cost and do you have the part numbers? I'm thinking of going the Neffy wrap solution or if I can find the Birds Eye Maple (Black).

Love where the LCD is mounted, any more pics of this?

someboy

iTrader: (6)

i am also wondering how much did it cost you?

javyLSU

iTrader: (21)

There's not very many options for this... It's either buy it new from a dealer for $2000, or try and find a totalled IS-F. I got lucky and scored one from a totalled IS-F.

Javier

Phiber

How much did that run you? Don't you have a IS-F odometer? That means your odometer isn't accurate? How do you fix that?

I seen the CF overlays from ebay in real life. It isn't half bad. To a untrained eye it looks very good..

someboy

iTrader: (6)

PM me if you are ever selling those ! or able to find another from a totalled IS F please !! i want it real badly XD

Lexasaurus

iTrader: (12)

If you wanna get some extra, ill pay you, we can wrap both of ours if you're going to be in athens.

OH Nasty

iTrader: (4)

I already ordered it last week, but I'm about to do it tomorrow I'll let you know how it turns out..

ExTrEmE99

iTrader: (6)

I remember reading it can be changed to the original odo readouts but you can only change them ONCE. (i hope im remember this right )

If anything, you can remember your original mileage and keep track of it that way.

shadow191

iTrader: (1)

Looking at it, the eBay kit isn't too bad. The pieces actually look molded or contoured to fit the curves. The other kit someboy posted is a flat kit which looks like junk on most new cars. Back in the day, flat laser cut kits were great. Cars had flatter dashes and they were recessed from the dashboard. So you couldn't see the edges. Now cars have multi contoured dashes that a flat kit simply can't fit over and the dashes are more often than not raised up so you can see the edges. That's why if you even looked at the original link, you could see the kit looked like crap. It only covered the flat portions of our dash while leaving quite a bit of plastic exposed. The optimal way to do it now is to simply get the dash wrapped or buy the entire thing from Sewell or whomever. Even the molded overlay kits won't be great (just like body kits never fit perfectly either).

I actually used to own a dash kit manufacturing company but I sold it back in '06 when we couldn't make kits for newer cars right. Although we specialized in aluminum only (actual sheets of aluminum, not the fake plastic faux aluminum you see everywhere) we knew a lot of the shops who made carbon kits and even they admitted newer cars were a problem.