92-95 dash- another question
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92-95 dash- another question
Are all the dashes the same? Can I swap an SI dash into my 4 door?
Want to convert interior to all black, but since no 4 door came with black I have use what I can from OEM and do the rest myself.
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Want to convert interior to all black, but since no 4 door came with black I have use what I can from OEM and do the rest myself.
Thanks.
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I've thought long and hard about doing this swap too. After looking around for months at dashes, I'm thinking it would be much better to strip out your interior paint/refinish it yourself, instead of buying somebody else's POS that's possibly cracked/ripped/torn or otherwise mangled from years of abuse, removals, and installations. And I do not think the dashes will fit anyway without modification.
While you're at it, stop by a fabric shop and see if you can pick up some leather on the cheap and re-wrap your seats.
While you're at it, stop by a fabric shop and see if you can pick up some leather on the cheap and re-wrap your seats.
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Re: (Pioneer162)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pioneer162 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've thought long and hard about doing this swap too. After looking around for months at dashes, I'm thinking it would be much better to strip out your interior paint/refinish it yourself, instead of buying somebody else's POS that's possibly cracked/ripped/torn or otherwise mangled from years of abuse, removals, and installations. And I do not think the dashes will fit anyway without modification.
While you're at it, stop by a fabric shop and see if you can pick up some leather on the cheap and re-wrap your seats.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Damn, Honda just didnt make it easy on us EG8 owners did they?
I was actually thinking of getting a new dash from honda if it would fit(found em for 300.00+shipping), but if it wont directly bolt in it would be pointless.
While you're at it, stop by a fabric shop and see if you can pick up some leather on the cheap and re-wrap your seats.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Damn, Honda just didnt make it easy on us EG8 owners did they?
I was actually thinking of getting a new dash from honda if it would fit(found em for 300.00+shipping), but if it wont directly bolt in it would be pointless.
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if you do the labor of taking out the dash and dissasembling it, you should be able to take the pieces to a local restoration shop, or a specialized interior shop, or hell maybe even a place that does custom work, and they should be able to get it looking like brand new for about 100 bucks.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pioneer162 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you do the labor of taking out the dash and dissasembling it, you should be able to take the pieces to a local restoration shop, or a specialized interior shop, or hell maybe even a place that does custom work, and they should be able to get it looking like brand new for about 100 bucks.</TD></TR></TABLE>
All the little plastic bits are going to be a PITA, unless all of them have a black counterpart.
If the vinal is just glued and stapled, I may just attempt to do this myself, If I **** up I can just take it to a shop to have done.
All the little plastic bits are going to be a PITA, unless all of them have a black counterpart.
If the vinal is just glued and stapled, I may just attempt to do this myself, If I **** up I can just take it to a shop to have done.
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