ok blackonblack, i fixed it now! lol

ahhhhh i'm finally done w/ my interior! took about 2 months of gathering parts, trial and error and what not. only thing left to do is add a shift boot for the shifter but thats later on.

in progress:


messy wires


all done!

 

night mode:

 

Where is this said shifter in need of a boot?

 

Looks very nice!!!!!

What is the clock replacement - I see spd, and RPM .... I got those, but the others???? Did you make that, or buy it, if you bought it, how much and where? Looks very clean! I like!!!!! FTW!

 

huh?
i just wanted to add a leather boot around the gear shifter for a cleaner look i guess

 

thanks mang!
its mode(auto or manual), gear, throttle posistion, speed and rpm.

its a 16x2 LCD screen i bought from matrix orbital...well from another distributor within the US, took a while to find them. paid around $58 total for it

 

Looks great! How is the suprastick working?

 

its working pretty good. i really enjoy it. especially the manual mode along with the drop resistor mod .
i haven't had time to adjust the maps for automatic mode yet cause i've been too tired and lazy.

 

On the automatic shifter? Neat. Awaiting pics.

 

How do you have the shifters for your suprastick mounted?

 

arghhh...that's ulgy. no offense but all those buttons and switches look out of place and cheap. and the painted silver trim....not my taste either.

 

Wow dude. Great job! That's all I have to say

 

Totally agree with Pat, looks good man. Your car is really pulling together nicely, Im impressed!

 

sweet man all you need now is boost.

 

Looks nice...but you need leather (PM me, I'll hook you up)

 

Well Done Bro.!!!

 

Came together nicely. Well done!

 

I think I wet myself a little when I saw your clock replacement. I think thats definitely one of the coolest things Ive seen. ur like an led monster. kudos on bein able to do all that wiring and without horrible incident. looks clean and professional I used to work at a custom shop and thats exactly how it would have looked if we did it. big up's!!

 

nice job, looks clean

 

it just screams break in and steal my junk.

 

very very nice. always liked the blue lighting in a car. btw, where the heck is the clock placement??

 

wow! that looks really nice..how much did you end up putting into it? what are those switches for?

 

Going to agree with ya. It looks way too busy right there.
What do all those switches do? It looks like there about six of them?

 

to the cruise control buttons

thanks patty pat!

uhhh i know! wish it was an SE. i sent you a pm just out of curiosity

well i don't know how else your supose to do a bunch of switch setup. i didn't like the plastic rocker types so i just went with these. i dunno but it looks better in person IMO.

and thats what the tint is for.....knock on wood

thanks wiz! hows your car doing? anymore plans for it?

 

its 8 switches by the way. and i couldn't figure out how to conceal 8 switches so thats the approach i took. plus i don't know how to work molding or fiberglass work and what not.

top switch panel controls O/D, drop resistor, manual rad fan control, speed limiter removed, fog lights, and gauge lights.

bottom two controls the suprastick, one on the left for auto/manual mode, one on the right for map 1 or map 2 for automatic mode.

 

Nice, I like

 

That looks sweet! Wish I had the knowledge to do all that myself!

 

amazeing Job man looks great!

 

Surprised you didn't do push buttons with more LEDs haha. I don't think it looks bad. Looks clean for a DIY job.

 

thanks man.
yeh some of those switches are SPDT and others are SPST. the four middle ones were the only ones that still had the same style so i went with those.
those switches can be pretty expensive...lol

 

great job, looks nice and clean!

 

Just a side note man, I think it would look even 'cleaner' if you found a way to mount the switches on the bottom face of the flip down tray. As in, the door would close when you wanted to 'hide' them and you could flip it open to access any of the switches.

And thats a solution for all you haters...

 

Wery nice job ! looks good man

What color leds did you use for climate control and defroster ? ( I like the blue look)
is it 3mm white or blue leds ? 5000 mcd ? sanded ?

the window switch leds run on 12v or 5v ?

Thanks

 

Inside of the center console is another great place for hidden switches. I have the on/off (valet) switch and reset button for my carpc in there.

I think the silver paint looks dumb with a black interior. But then I'm a big fan of the stealth install.

 

Thats kinda mean. I'm going with you, it does look kinda "Cheap" looking. But good modifications.

 

There's a laptop on the driver seat in 1 of the pics. What's that used for? Car-puter for mp3s?
Dr J

 

eh.. i dont really like the whole set up... looks kinda cheap... what kinda shifter is that though? levoc?

 

My guess would be that he just has it in there temporarily to program his suprastick.

 

dang didn't expect some people wouldn't like this.
so the toggle switches and the plastic panels i used make it look cheap huh? maybe i should just switch everything w/ carbon fiber overlays...
whatever i'm just glad its done

 

I think it looks awesome. Not sure what crawled up those peoples' asses and died.

I think the blue looks especially awesome.