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First Spring Mods - matte Carbon Fiber Center Console and Steering Wheel Bezel to match the stock Carbon Fiber Dash.
Next on the list sitting in my garage are Borla X-Pipe, Waterfall (Update: Done), ACS composite dual fins (Update: Done) and foot well lighting (Update: Done).
Update: Added the ACS composite dual fins on 4/24. The picture doesn't do them justice. They fit flush and tight and make the car look a lot lower from the back now. (Forgive the car sitting high, it was on the lift just before the pic). One bolt on the outer drivers side fin was @#$ difficult as there is almost no space to get your hands in there. That one bolt took me as long as the other 11 combined!
Update: Added waterfall painted to match exterior, I added the logo myself (no need to pay someone to do that at x2 the price of the emblem). Forgive the picture, a bit dark.
Last edited by halt00; May 28, 2016 at 01:33 PM.
Reason: Updates to mods on 4/24 and 5/28
Can you share your source for the steering wheel pad and center console piece? Looks like a good match.
The steering wheel pad itself is the stock air bag pad. I think it just looks better because it visually fits better with the black carbon fiber bezel. There are a ton of sources for these parts if you search around.
The steering wheel pad itself is the stock air bag pad. I think it just looks better because it visually fits better with the black carbon fiber bezel. I got both from APSIS USA, they are a forum vendor. There are a ton of sources for these parts if you search around.
Thanks for the information. You're correct, it was the piece surrounding the horn pad I was asking about.
I've read some negative things about Apsis, so have been reluctant to look at their products.
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My First Spring Mods
mods on the car. Really ties the interior together.
