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If this is the kit you're referring to, it is actually a two piece kit, the gauge cluster is one big piece but only the two pods on the side are painted to match.
Installation is pretty easy, the hardest part is the stupid electrical connectors on the underside of the console piece. A couple of them on the bottom of the console are in awkward locations for getting your hands in there. If you take your time, it is about a 1 - 1.5 hour job total.
If this is the kit you're referring to, it is actually a two piece kit, the gauge cluster is one big piece but only the two pods on the side are painted to match.
Installation is pretty easy, the hardest part is the stupid electrical connectors on the underside of the console piece. A couple of them on the bottom of the console are in awkward locations for getting your hands in there. If you take your time, it is about a 1 - 1.5 hour job total.
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Mike Lewis
PFYC - PartsForYourCar.com
Yes, that is it. I will check out your site. Thanks!
I'm on the fence because I dont like that all the plastic would match but the last piece, the steering wheel covers. Why cant someone make a kit to include those?
DIY with a textured matte black anti skid paint. Hard finish, won't scratch or chip and matches the finish of the dash....very forgiving to apply as it's textured.
I got mine from PFRC.com and installed myself. Took me longer than 1 -1.5 hr, but i was being very careful. Plus, if you use "search", there is a thread on the Forum with detailed pictures under "interior Trim".
That looks kind of cool. Can you post another picture from a bit farther back? Thanks
Close ups shown to give an idea of how it matches the dash and trim.
This is the link from my thread back in May. Should tell it all. Great results for about $20.00.
Textured matte black looks like it belongs.
There are some flat or satin black sets being sold, but doubt that they are any less scratch resistant then the stock silver.
This finish is meant to be walked on, so it's durable after cured.
I got mine from PFRC.com and installed myself. Took me longer than 1 -1.5 hr, but i was being very careful. Plus, if you use "search", there is a thread on the Forum with detailed pictures under "interior Trim".
Thanks for the picture! Thats the exact color of mine. Gotta luv that DSOM!
If this is the kit you're referring to, it is actually a two piece kit, the gauge cluster is one big piece but only the two pods on the side are painted to match.
Installation is pretty easy, the hardest part is the stupid electrical connectors on the underside of the console piece. A couple of them on the bottom of the console are in awkward locations for getting your hands in there. If you take your time, it is about a 1 - 1.5 hour job total.
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Mike Lewis
PFYC - PartsForYourCar.com
I have seen it called three pieces because you should count the piece where the F55 switch goes . If you have F55 you use the original black piece and not the new painted one.
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