just installed AE shifter
#5
Originally posted by mfaile
Just finished installation of AE shifter. Thanks to Matthew Deal for the precise measurements and coaching. Really changes the looks of the interior as well as is an awesome grip. Thanks Matthew.
Just finished installation of AE shifter. Thanks to Matthew Deal for the precise measurements and coaching. Really changes the looks of the interior as well as is an awesome grip. Thanks Matthew.
#7
Need details
Where did you get that? And how much was it? I want one too; how long did it take? Was it a difficult install. Intallation procedure would be cool to have on the how-to sticky.
#9
Re: mfaile...
Originally posted by jazzy8
What is that switch in place of the coin holder? I was thinking of putting my TCS switch there, but am cautious of how many wires are connected.
What is that switch in place of the coin holder? I was thinking of putting my TCS switch there, but am cautious of how many wires are connected.
#10
Re: Need details
Originally posted by Menacer
Where did you get that? And how much was it? I want one too; how long did it take? Was it a difficult install. Intallation procedure would be cool to have on the how-to sticky.
Where did you get that? And how much was it? I want one too; how long did it take? Was it a difficult install. Intallation procedure would be cool to have on the how-to sticky.
#11
Re: Re: Need details
Originally posted by mfaile
Can get it from Dave at South POint Nissan, about $86, follow directions on Matthew's website, fourthrock.com. Should only take a couple of hours. Take your time, I can't stress that enough. Then enjoy!
Can get it from Dave at South POint Nissan, about $86, follow directions on Matthew's website, fourthrock.com. Should only take a couple of hours. Take your time, I can't stress that enough. Then enjoy!
did you have to work with the dremel cutting and all that stuff? i really like that shifter and i wanted to get it before... but mdeal said that it was really hard to install and i just didnt want to bother with it... but if i do get it then i will get the aluminum dash kit to match it... cause now im in a dilema i dont know if i want the aluminum or the carbon fibre...
#12
Re: Re: Re: Need details
The dremel and a file are necessary tools. You have to trim the small plastic piece at he tip to make it work. This is the tedious step. No other way around it. By the ay, carbon fiber would look the best with the shifter.
#13
Re: Re: Re: Re: Need details
Originally posted by mfaile
The dremel and a file are necessary tools. You have to trim the small plastic piece at he tip to make it work. This is the tedious step. No other way around it. By the ay, carbon fiber would look the best with the shifter.
The dremel and a file are necessary tools. You have to trim the small plastic piece at he tip to make it work. This is the tedious step. No other way around it. By the ay, carbon fiber would look the best with the shifter.
u think so? even thought its brushed aluminum?
#15
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Originally posted by mfaile
Carbon fiber looks more professional. Aluminum looks cheap, in my opinion.
Carbon fiber looks more professional. Aluminum looks cheap, in my opinion.
#17
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Originally posted by mfaile
Carbon fiber looks more professional. Aluminum looks cheap, in my opinion.
Carbon fiber looks more professional. Aluminum looks cheap, in my opinion.
Yeah I remember my friends BMW with brushed alum ... made that car look like it was $20 or something, but my other friend with that pimped out pinto and the carbon fiber dash ... whoa now that was hot!!!
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