New mod... sport paddles on the X
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From: Jupiter
Just finished installing mine. It was very easy but I went slowly and took some pics. May do a write up later with the pics. Thanks Viquera and Turbocad for making us aware of this mod, and thanks Jason at Riverside for acting so quickly and putting a kit together for us.
I followed turbocad's instruction and it went very smoothly. As another member stated, put the lower center trim peice first. I also found that if you have the powered steering wheel adjustment, it's easier to reconnect the wire before you snap that adjuster back in place on the lower left trim piece.(don't forget to re-align the notch).
Jason included 2 10mm bolts to attach the lower trims but I used a coarser threaded screws instead, but be careful not to use too long of a screw or you may puncture some wires behind.
Thanks again to all who contributed to this easy mod.
I followed turbocad's instruction and it went very smoothly. As another member stated, put the lower center trim peice first. I also found that if you have the powered steering wheel adjustment, it's easier to reconnect the wire before you snap that adjuster back in place on the lower left trim piece.(don't forget to re-align the notch).
Jason included 2 10mm bolts to attach the lower trims but I used a coarser threaded screws instead, but be careful not to use too long of a screw or you may puncture some wires behind.
Thanks again to all who contributed to this easy mod.
Originally Posted by Lemodular
Just finished installing mine. It was very easy but I went slowly and took some pics. May do a write up later with the pics. Thanks Viquera and Turbocad for making us aware of this mod, and thanks Jason at Riverside for acting so quickly and putting a kit together for us.
I followed turbocad's instruction and it went very smoothly. As another member stated, put the lower center trim peice first. I also found that if you have the powered steering wheel adjustment, it's easier to reconnect the wire before you snap that adjuster back in place on the lower left trim piece.(don't forget to re-align the notch).
Jason included 2 10mm bolts to attach the lower trims but I used a coarser threaded screws instead, but be careful not to use too long of a screw or you may puncture some wires behind.
Thanks again to all who contributed to this easy mod.
I followed turbocad's instruction and it went very smoothly. As another member stated, put the lower center trim peice first. I also found that if you have the powered steering wheel adjustment, it's easier to reconnect the wire before you snap that adjuster back in place on the lower left trim piece.(don't forget to re-align the notch).
Jason included 2 10mm bolts to attach the lower trims but I used a coarser threaded screws instead, but be careful not to use too long of a screw or you may puncture some wires behind.
Thanks again to all who contributed to this easy mod.
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From: Jupiter
Originally Posted by gymcshoe
Hey Lemodular, posting up pics with arrows of what is what would be helpful.
Just did:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...09#post2537709
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