This is the interior thread

[BJManies]

Originally Posted by LEG1T

I don't see your point.

That interior was sick regardless.

Because it came off to me as if he was trying to play off that it was his and you were telling him his interior is awesome. My mistake. But that's Josh's (BBurr20, I think?) interior if you wanted to know the owner.

My interior currently. Please excuse the s14 wheel, I have a KEY!S wheel, just waiting on a hub and/or quick release. Haven't decided though...

[Imarvin240]

Here's the interior of my Z, which is up at Touge Factory.

[Y0SH]

Originally Posted by ehhhregartless

I was wondering how a nardi and hub would set in my cressida. Looks comfortable, and I guess the fact that the steering wheel telescopes helps.

[tricky_ab]

[YOSHIKOUKI]

Originally Posted by tricky_ab

Im glad the inside of ur car is getting blessed by some dope classic hip hop looks clean btw

[nujabe]

Agree looks good Matt^^^

[HORShi]

I figure to ask the guys who wraps there own interior in cloth, since this is the interior thread...

What do you guy use when you wrap/glue the material on your door cards and places such as the glove box and center console lid?

I've been thinking of this interesting idea of using some furoshiki for my door cards. Typically I'll use some fabric glue, apply it out real evenly and keep working with it until its clean and have no bubbles, fingers creases...but.



^^^Since this material is silk, I wasn't for sure If I should approach it different.

Thanks.

[YOSHIKOUKI]

Damn thats freaking sick wowzers

[OBEEWON]

[Z_Spool]

photoshop level : expert

[GTR-Garage]

Zebra-spec. It was funny at first and then we decided to pick up a replacement interior. Still looking for carpet...

[primalgarage]

Heres mine. Also retrimmed the roof lining black.

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by Z_Spool

photoshop level : expert

Hmmmm

[Flako]

[crzsteveo]

god dam that wheel is huge!

[Flako]

It still feels smaller than OEM.

[tricky_ab]

Originally Posted by YOSHIKOUKI

Im glad the inside of ur car is getting blessed by some dope classic hip hop looks clean btw

One of the best tracks EVER! Real talk...

Originally Posted by nujabe

Agree looks good Matt^^^

Thanks my man!

[David48]

Originally Posted by crzsteveo

god dam that wheel is huge!

It's 350mm. Factory is somewhere around 365mm iirc

[Cash]

Old car




new project

[No 240.. No id]

[QUOTE=Artworks;5696008]

Originally Posted by Broadfield

You can have both without having gauges on the top of the dash. Especially in your case where you aren't running a radio:

I have this problem, I run ac and double din unit.. I'm avoiding the pillar gauges.. you got anything for this case. I must say, I don't like my gauges there, but I need them, They are actually 4.

[az_240]

^Put the HVAC unit in the center console and 3 gauges where the HVAC unit was. Double din stays where it normally goes and the last gauge goes on the steering shroud or where the switches are under the cluster.

[No 240.. No id]

Originally Posted by az_240

^Put the HVAC unit in the center console and 3 gauges where the HVAC unit was. Double din stays where it normally goes and the last gauge goes on the steering shroud or where the switches are under the cluster.

Yes I was thinking about that, but my ddc is just too cool for that lol
I'm thinking about moving/canceling my center vent and put three in there. Who need oil temp anyways LOL.

[ehhhregartless]

[ehhhregartless]

[No 240.. No id]

Need some good/serious cleaning

[Bluejayde]

What's the deets on that Nardi?

[No 240.. No id]

nardi torino 350mm classic

[cespana]

Almost stock...sparco deep dish!
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[economix]

Originally Posted by HORShi

I figure to ask the guys who wraps there own interior in cloth, since this is the interior thread...

What do you guy use when you wrap/glue the material on your door cards and places such as the glove box and center console lid?

I've been thinking of this interesting idea of using some furoshiki for my door cards. Typically I'll use some fabric glue, apply it out real evenly and keep working with it until its clean and have no bubbles, fingers creases...but.



^^^Since this material is silk, I wasn't for sure If I should approach it different.

Thanks.

I use regular fabric adhesive. Using thinner materials however, like a silk, probably won't go well with regular fabric adhesive. You'd want something lighter, less prone to wrinkling or bleed through on the top side of the fabric.

Maybe someone else here knows of that particular product, but I apologize and I do not.

[VAs13]