V8 Emblem for the SC
#17
The V8 is less than a 1/4 inch taller than the "lexus" script... not a significant difference and it matches perfectly. I dont think it would look better mounted on the roof pillar and certainly not on the fender. The wood trim matches perfectly, but it does have a glossier look to it. Im finiky, but not atrociously finiky, as long as the cars paint job looks excellent and the interior is clean, engine bay is mostly clean, then it is all acceptable.
#18
not my cup of tea..
i rather put toyota soarer GT 4.0 emblem..
oh yea, i hate gold..
when i got my car, my dad replaced all the gold emblem, trashed it, and got the chrome ones. looks way better.
gold is so late 80s
i rather put toyota soarer GT 4.0 emblem..
oh yea, i hate gold..
when i got my car, my dad replaced all the gold emblem, trashed it, and got the chrome ones. looks way better.
gold is so late 80s
Last edited by NRG; 06-25-03 at 02:42 AM.
#19
Question....
I have been looking but does anyone know if anyone makes a FULL wood kit, one that has all the pieces this kit has plus has all the original wood pieces that came in the SC stock, so that everything in the car that is wood matches ???
Thanx in advance
Shawn
Thanx in advance
Shawn
#20
Looks good.
Did you have to remove the automatic shifter when you install the shifter plate wood trim?
Thanks.
Jon
Did you have to remove the automatic shifter when you install the shifter plate wood trim?
Thanks.
Jon
Originally posted by SC400-V8
The dash kit I got from a seller on ebay who has his own company and makes them himself. It fit about 99% perfect, and matches the factory wood very well... But for some reason I wasnt able to find any of his kits on ebay right now. The "V8" can be bought from the seller "AUTOGOLD@aol.com", this seller deals only with brand new emblems, exhaust tips, and so on. Make not to them that you do not want the "I-force V8" emblem, just the "V8"
The woodgrain kit is a 2-3 hour project, and needs to be taken VERY seriously. DO NOT rush. Take as much time, even 5-10 minutes for a single piece, and make sure it lays properly before you put it down. Once its applied, its pretty much there permanently. I took my time and I did an excellent job.
The most difficult piece is the one that goes over the shift plate with the "PRNDL" make sure the clear holes in the wood piece line up perfectly with the responder lights for the appropriate gears!
The dash kit I got from a seller on ebay who has his own company and makes them himself. It fit about 99% perfect, and matches the factory wood very well... But for some reason I wasnt able to find any of his kits on ebay right now. The "V8" can be bought from the seller "AUTOGOLD@aol.com", this seller deals only with brand new emblems, exhaust tips, and so on. Make not to them that you do not want the "I-force V8" emblem, just the "V8"
The woodgrain kit is a 2-3 hour project, and needs to be taken VERY seriously. DO NOT rush. Take as much time, even 5-10 minutes for a single piece, and make sure it lays properly before you put it down. Once its applied, its pretty much there permanently. I took my time and I did an excellent job.
The most difficult piece is the one that goes over the shift plate with the "PRNDL" make sure the clear holes in the wood piece line up perfectly with the responder lights for the appropriate gears!
#21
I dont believe it was nessesary to remove the shift **** when installing the wood trim, but I also installed my cupholder right before i did the wood dash, so it was already off and I should say, I think it went through easier. Take your time doing this, especially making sure you line up all the lights with the holes on the piece.
Originally posted by Baby ///M3
Looks good.
Did you have to remove the automatic shifter when you install the shifter plate wood trim?
Thanks.
Jon
Looks good.
Did you have to remove the automatic shifter when you install the shifter plate wood trim?
Thanks.
Jon
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