Dash Kits - Who has em?

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Jethro_TDot

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• Sep 4, 2003

• #1

Hi, im thinking of getting a dash kit for my p5.
I was hoping i'd ssee one first on someone elses car
before I get one. Can someone kindly post a pic of theirs?!

The one im lookin at is at this site:
http://corksport.com/main.php3?primNavIndex=0&mainURL=/store/index.php3?cat=220750

If yall know a better one, please let me know
Thanks (wiggle)

 

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reeves_toy

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2002.5 P5

• Sep 4, 2003

• #2

hey jethro, where you from

 

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Jethro_TDot

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• Sep 4, 2003

• #3

<~<~<~ (canada) Just updated my Profile (hump)

 

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Doodsmack

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2002 Protege ES

• Sep 4, 2003

• #4

I've been lookin at the BENE-VENTO one too....in silver carbon fiber (price code C). Haven't seen pics of em though...

 

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Matthew

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CX9, CX5, i8

• Sep 4, 2003

• #5

im going with the DGM one...let me tell you not to get any of the popular florida auto trim or QLC ones, they dont match up right whatsoever.

 

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I_Vtec

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2001 Honda S2000

• Sep 4, 2003

• #6

Here you go. Silver carbon fiber.

 

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t3ase

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• Sep 5, 2003

• #7

Can you take a picture looking down at an angle at one of the edges? Kinda like:

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        | cf piece

I'm kinda curious because from those pics it looks like the CF is like attached to the back of a clear plastic overlay. Make sense?

 

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I_Vtec

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2001 Honda S2000

• Sep 5, 2003

• #8

don't have a digi cam sorry. those are pics someone else took.

 

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markmurray77

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• Sep 5, 2003

• #9

If you are going to get an overlay, I would suggest getting a molded one at least. Only a few of the pieces come molded but they tend to cover up a lot better.

 

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laracroft

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MazdaSpeed Protege 2003.5

• Sep 5, 2003

• #10

I've got one on my car, it's brushed alum. I'll have to take a pic when I get home. It's kinda tough putting the kit on after you strip the dash. You have to use a heat gun to smooth the edges down especially along the edges to get them to stick down. I think it's worth the investment, but not sure about the long term effects of the kit when you want it removed. Make sure it's something you really want on your car. Mine looks much better on than without it.

(yes)

 

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Matthew

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CX9, CX5, i8

• Sep 5, 2003

• #11

laracroft said:

I've got one on my car, it's brushed alum. I'll have to take a pic when I get home. It's kinda tough putting the kit on after you strip the dash. You have to use a heat gun to smooth the edges down especially along the edges to get them to stick down. I think it's worth the investment, but not sure about the long term effects of the kit when you want it removed. Make sure it's something you really want on your car. Mine looks much better on than without it.

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of course if you live in oklahoma, like me, its about as flexable as a gymnyst just from sitting in my car for two hours in the summer sun