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+11ty for Dan at Elite Racing, top dude, great help, quality work, and looks after you well

lolz one of the easiest http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=7125450

lol, what ever your heart desires, its all up to your own taste there

a materail/fabric glue spread evently over the surface should hold the material in place nicely, let it dry for a while and put it back in the car

wouldnt have a clue, considered buying some and having a go at re-trimming them myself with a nice material in a colour to match the rest of the interior. Try Nisswreck

as far as i can tell you cant fix the scratches, my only suggestion is to have it re-trimmed if it bothers you that badly, that or buy new trim pieces that are un-scratched, unfortunatly not a lot of options

lol damn you, i want your gauges!, both the speedo and triple gauge cluster!!!!

congrats, you are extremely lucky, details?

cheers bud, and yeah i just used the metho first, came off pretty easy, dried it with a rag and waited 10mins or so, hit it with a few coats of plastic primer, and then the paint with however many coats it took to get it nice and even. that said, i need to pull out the gear stick surround and ac vents again and re-paint them cos luckily you can only see it on certain angles but i didnt get a very even coat

that guys 33 is pretty damn nice, love the carbon centre console lid, that is the highlight for me, but the dash fascia looks pretty tacky i think

i bring mine along sometimes, if she wants to come she comes... pfft, sook....

what could be more productive than getting a ridiculously high online score in killzone 2 and unlocking all of the ribbons and medals? lol

very nice indeed

when you pop of the fascia around the aircon you will notice that the red and blue sections, and also the plastic panel covering the display all have several small round dots of what looks like melted plastic rather than screws or clips (the plastic panel does 2 small clips, one either end as well as the melted dots) you have 2 options, one is to melt those dots so that you can pull out the plastic panel and the red and blue bits, or you can do what i did, and use a sharp knife (stanley/stencil knife) to cleanly slice off the little plastic melted pieces which will then allow the plastic panel and red and blue pieces to simply pull out. when you want to put it all back together, simply slide it back into place and use a tiny amount of super glue or something similar and just drip it onto the holes that the red and blue and plastic panels are held in from, dry in a few minutes and presto! you retained the colored parts of your aircon

lol yeah southsider here, havent been out for a meet in a while bar the bushfire cruise

Ok well i did mine a few weekends back now, but figured i should post up, so here goes

i have to lol at how many people have used powerplus tungsten, i spose it really is just that nice of a color

sorry i dont have an answer, but i have to ask, why do you want to do that?

if only you had this going 4-5 months ago when i pulled off my spoiler, woulda saved me having to patch up the holes!!!

luckiest of lucky http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=6989588

like this! http://FantasticContraption.com/?designId=6989058 lol

looking forward to the read, and those covers look really nice

im sure there are several threads covering what you would need to fit a gtr bonnet to a gtt, do a search, and you should get a more definitive answer. im pretty sure that its just the hinges, mechanisms to keep the bonnet down/bonnet release, and the obvious gtr styled front bar or gtt bar with a top mole.

sounds interesting, an approx price would help

ah so the metho will get rid of the paint, i thought it might have only worked on the shitty standard stuff, will have to give it a go. cheers bud