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erklep Jan 7, 2011 10:49 AM


Originally Posted by Gtrpnoyracer (Post 5585754)
when adjusting the dampening settings for the rear, you're not required to install the extensions right or do you? you could adjust them another way right? dont want to end up drilling into my trunk area thats why

youll want them if you plan to adjust them often. with mine, it was a set it and forget it. i found what i liked and havent touched them since install

MikeGrote Jan 7, 2011 11:22 AM

with mine, its even a little bit of a pain to adjust the extensions because they are at quite an angle. the only way to adjust them without the extension is to basically remove the coil

freshjive80 Jan 7, 2011 02:15 PM


Originally Posted by konxeptionz (Post 5584978)
A preview of my project that I started with my friend, Gabe, today. Everything should be done by tomorrow, we ran out of sunlight and the temperature dropped so the dye kind of stopped sticking.

I dropped off my headliner at Gabe's Grandpa's shop to get re-upholstered which should be ready by tomorrow. I didn't want to dye it since I still wanted to keep the headliner soft, almost like OEM but black.

Time wise, tearing apart the whole headliner took about an hour and a half, since part of it was trial and error and we didn't know how to take some clips and stuff out. I think I only broke one clip out of the whole ordeal.

Enjoy.

https://i825.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1294362776

kon - nice progress so far! cant wait to see updates!!!

XiN Jan 7, 2011 03:46 PM

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Project completed today. And yes, I am fully aware that the front driver's and passenger's seat belt housings are still the OEM tan color. I wanted to keep them that way.

In all, this project was pretty easy to do. I should have done this a lot sooner. I'm going to go in and re-do the a-pillars and the vanity mirror bases. Originally, they are dyed and though the color looks really good, it is a bit more rough (in texture) then I would like it to be. So I'll be taking those back out in a week or so and taking it back to my friend's Grandpa's shop to have him wrap or re-upholster them with the same material as the headliner, so they stay soft.

Anyways, onto the finished pictures. Hope everyone is as pleased with the outcome as I am.

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Calvin Jan 7, 2011 03:52 PM

Black headliner is one of my favorite mods. Love mine. My seatbelt housings are also still tan.

Looks great, man.

XiN Jan 7, 2011 03:58 PM


Originally Posted by Calvin (Post 5586832)
Black headliner is one of my favorite mods. Love mine. My seatbelt housings are also still tan.

Looks great, man.

Thanks Calvin! That means a lot to me, coming from. It is sad to hear that you want to part out and sell the car though. :icon27:

I guess we all have to move on eventually.

Frankieg35 Jan 7, 2011 05:59 PM

What products did u use?? Is the headliner wrapped??

erklep Jan 7, 2011 06:03 PM

hey son,
have you tried brushing the pieces that came out rough? i used dye on my front pillars and they were a little "hard" feeling after. i just took a stiff bristle brush to them and they got soft again.

XiN Jan 7, 2011 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Frankieg35 (Post 5587211)
What products did u use?? Is the headliner wrapped??

The product is some crazy bs that Gabe mixed together. I don't know what it is exactly, it is a combination of a lot of stuff to make sure it sticks properly.

The headliner isn't wrapped. His grandpa removed the old tan headliner and completely re-upholstered the actual headliner board.


Originally Posted by erklep (Post 5587226)
hey son,
have you tried brushing the pieces that came out rough? i used dye on my front pillars and they were a little "hard" feeling after. i just took a stiff bristle brush to them and they got soft again.

No Eric, I haven't tried that. I'll give it a shot tonight with one of my a-pillars. When you say "stiff" brush, do you just mean like a regular hard brush or a metal brush / steel wool / jagged sword?

Edit: And these last images are for Chris. This is right after the headliner was finished and right after I washed it.

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erklep Jan 7, 2011 06:33 PM


Originally Posted by konxeptionz (Post 5587291)
The product is some crazy bs that Gabe mixed together. I don't know what it is exactly, it is a combination of a lot of stuff to make sure it sticks properly.

The headliner isn't wrapped. His grandpa removed the old tan headliner and completely re-upholstered the actual headliner board.



No Eric, I haven't tried that. I'll give it a shot tonight with one of my a-pillars. When you say "stiff" brush, do you just mean like a regular hard brush or a metal brush / steel wool / jagged sword?

haha please dont go busting out swords! i used a tough plastic bristled brush. something that you might use to clean tires or a bathroom brush (not that a man should know what that is:D)

Calvin Jan 7, 2011 08:13 PM


Originally Posted by konxeptionz (Post 5586856)
Thanks Calvin! That means a lot to me, coming from. It is sad to hear that you want to part out and sell the car though. :icon27:

I guess we all have to move on eventually.

It's bittersweet. And not official yet. Really depends on where I go to grad school (waiting to hear back now).

One thing I would suggest is wrapping your visors to cover up those warning labels. I also deleted my "oh sh!t" handles. Sooo much cleaner.

Matzo Ball Jan 7, 2011 09:14 PM

haha, "I love Taylor Swift" sticker FTW.

Chuck D Jan 8, 2011 01:49 AM

Nice Konxeptionz man that looks amazing I cant wait to get my G back and have the space to complete the interior black out.

XiN Jan 8, 2011 08:06 PM

Taken by Roger35 today while on our way to Cars and Coffee today.

https://i55.tinypic.com/2vsrx3m.jpg

Hieu's car with CF headlights (yes, real CF and not a di-noc vinyl) and his new CF Nismo splitter from Strafe Automotive.
https://i54.tinypic.com/ws7j13.jpg

Frankieg35 Jan 8, 2011 09:27 PM

Ooohhhh!!!


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