Mods to date, Interior Complete!
#1
Mods to date, Interior Complete!
Some quick pics of my mods to date, focusing on the interior for now. The exterior parts will go on when the weather breaks.
JDM Key cover
Honda Optional leather shift knob with blue stitching and H Fit short shifter kit (Awesome shift feel now!)
Honda Optional Sport Pedal kit
JDM Hazard switch
And also not pictured Honda Optional Ambient Light Kit
JDM Key cover
Honda Optional leather shift knob with blue stitching and H Fit short shifter kit (Awesome shift feel now!)
Honda Optional Sport Pedal kit
JDM Hazard switch
And also not pictured Honda Optional Ambient Light Kit
#3
Aren't all "mods" part swaps Anyway, its a good start. I'm not sure how I feel about the Honda leather shift knob though... seems too round to me. Is it the same shape/size as the stock one?
#4
I would say it is about the same size as stock. Has a much better feel than the stock knob, which felt very cheap to me.
#5
Don't be jealous. The pedals and ambient light kit are clearly mods. Ones you would have me install for you since you lack the skill
#9
I think people will mod this car well, actually probably better than the GD's since we should have this chassis here in the US for more than 2 years.
#10
i dont know if i would go that far. everyone is biased toward which fit chassis they like. im biased toward the gd3 since i have one. i want to see two people from the same tuning shop race them side by side to see which is better. gd3 gets my vote.
#11
Better doesn't mean faster with this type of car.
#12
Carry on
#16
just kiddin, I'm just giving bakedcookies a hard time cuz we know each other
Free bump!
#18
I have some tips though in my original thread on its installation.
#19
When the time comes, I will for sure need the instuctions. Were you able to do it without scratching and breaking stuff? At the dealership I was looking at how to pop of the radio covert, and it looks pretty tough.
#20
It's not a cover, its the entire radio and the top vents that all come out as one piece, the only good thing is there is enough slack in the harness that you don't have to unplug anything except the hazard button to install it.