Anybody know of any company who makes carbon fiber door pillar inlays for the 4th gen maxima, or any kind of replacement except chrome? Im not really feelin' the body color door pillar mod i did on my max anymore it looks kind of weird with the pearl white. i wish i never did it now, that mod look good on some colors but i think white isn't one of them, at least in my eyes. Thanks everbody for your feedback and .02 cents.

 

i got mine from new england wood dash. $65 shipped. some people might say top element tunning(t.e.t.) but they STOLED my money and cant even answer my pms. azzzholllesss. ionic dynamics also has some.

 

I have the Ionic Dynamics pillars...


http://www.ionicdynamics.com/Pillars.html

 

Flavor,

How much was the whole set? They don't have a price on that webpage.
Also, how are they installed?

 

Check Ebay. Ive seen them before on there.

 

I believe they were like 65.00.
Their held on with Epoxy. Their actual molded Carbon Fiber pieces, similiar to hoods and etc.

 

wait..is the pillar between the big windows in the back and the little window in the back also body color?

 

Chipotle,

Yes the pillars between the front and back doors are body color underneath the black vinyl nissan puts on. All you need is a hair dryer to soften up the vinyl, a razor blade to cut the vinyl at the top and bottom, and lots of patience to pull it off in one big piece.

Haven't had a close look at the little pillar in the middle of the rear window yet though.

 

Thanks everybody for your feedback. Man i really want those ionic dynamics door pillar inlays. Flavor how did you get yours from them?, because apparently they aren't selling them online right now.

 

Okay let the flaming begin:



Decal....... $6 alternative

Granted not as nice as the real thing, but helluva lot cheaper

 

soo..does the pillar in the middle of the rear window have body color underneath vinyl?!

 

No it doesnt.
The only reason the fronts have the body color underneath is that is part of the actual door and painted at the time of the door, then covered in vinyl later.
The back window piece is simply an insert that seperates the glass.