Pic's of interior with momo and JT carbon fiber
05-11-2002, 05:17 AM
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05-11-2002, 12:28 PM
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I got the 22 pc. Joshua Tree Carbon Fiber kit for $234.71; installation of the dash kit took time and patience lining up the pieces. The only problem installing the e-brake was positioning of the boot.
05-15-2002, 09:01 PM
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Originally posted by gramenis
I got the 22 pc. Joshua Tree Carbon Fiber kit for $234.71; installation of the dash kit took time and patience lining up the pieces. The only problem installing the e-brake was positioning of the boot.
I got the 22 pc. Joshua Tree Carbon Fiber kit for $234.71; installation of the dash kit took time and patience lining up the pieces. The only problem installing the e-brake was positioning of the boot.
05-16-2002, 04:43 AM
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Originally posted by gramenis
I got the 22 pc. Joshua Tree Carbon Fiber kit for $234.71; installation of the dash kit took time and patience lining up the pieces. The only problem installing the e-brake was positioning of the boot.
I got the 22 pc. Joshua Tree Carbon Fiber kit for $234.71; installation of the dash kit took time and patience lining up the pieces. The only problem installing the e-brake was positioning of the boot.
05-16-2002, 08:13 AM
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Originally posted by TaiwanMaxima
did u have trouble screwing in the screws? When i screw them in, it doesn't seem to get tight, like the brake handle still moves. Did u install all 4 screws in the holes?
did u have trouble screwing in the screws? When i screw them in, it doesn't seem to get tight, like the brake handle still moves. Did u install all 4 screws in the holes?
I only installed 3 screws as shown in the directions that came with the e-brake. Make sure you use the longer screws as well. Using the short ones may not provide enough strength.
05-16-2002, 08:20 AM
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Originally posted by Hobert
Where did you buy the kit? I was thinking about a brushed aluminum kit, but think it will be too flashy with the rest of my black interior. But I think the carbon fiber kit would look sweet.
Where did you buy the kit? I was thinking about a brushed aluminum kit, but think it will be too flashy with the rest of my black interior. But I think the carbon fiber kit would look sweet.
I bought the kit from Joshua Tree, their website site is www.woodtrim.com.
Yea, I thought about getting the brushed aluminum too, but didn't want to be able to see from outside car and like the subtle yet smooth look of carbon fiber.
05-16-2002, 09:41 AM
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make sure the hose is long enough for the screws. the screws doesnt contact the metal, but go straight into the hose...also make sure u've taped the hose good.
gramenis:
congrats on the install...looks nice.
Originally posted by TaiwanMaxima
did u have trouble screwing in the screws? When i screw them in, it doesn't seem to get tight, like the brake handle still moves. Did u install all 4 screws in the holes?
did u have trouble screwing in the screws? When i screw them in, it doesn't seem to get tight, like the brake handle still moves. Did u install all 4 screws in the holes?
gramenis:
congrats on the install...looks nice.
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