Pictures of Full Done/Custom Interiors
05-13-09, 10:57 AM
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Pictures of Full Done/Custom Interiors
I'm not 100% sure what I want to do on my FC's interior so I'm looking for pics of people with custom gauge setups, custom dashes, stereo systems, roll bars, race seats, harnesses, stripped or not, andything. Just trying to get some ideas for how I want to do my interior so even if it's near stock but you have a few things done post it up, I'm looking for any ideas right now.
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05-15-09, 12:54 PM
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Hmmm...Let see...this is a rough estimate but here we go...
RE A steering wheel - $250
RE A seats - $1600
Mazdaspeed FC seat brackets - $150
RE A boost gauge - $85
RE A harness pads - $40
Not installed yet but coming - RE_A dash cluster - $200
RE A steering wheel - $250
RE A seats - $1600
Mazdaspeed FC seat brackets - $150
RE A boost gauge - $85
RE A harness pads - $40
Not installed yet but coming - RE_A dash cluster - $200
05-20-09, 10:24 PM
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I have heard of people using the rear seat belt brackets to attach the harness to, but this yields two problems. 1. you have to have a rear seat and 2. Using the rear seat belt brackets can actually will harm you more in an accident. The harness from the point of the top of your seat to the rear connection needs to be within a certain angle, otherwise you can cause back or shoulder injury in even a small accident.
I would recommend doing more research, some harness' are designed for use with seat belt brackets. Point is you do not want to skimp out or do anything that may be remotely unsafe when it comes to your seatbelt/harness.
05-23-09, 10:24 AM
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I've been looking for places to put my turbo timer and I want to fiberglass the center counsel... I've seen people do it on here before just wondering if anybody could post some pictures of what they done
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Just an FYI you don’t have to have rear seats to have rear seat belt mounting points. If you take the bins out there are black plugs in the threaded holes that the rear seat belts would have been mounted to from the factory.
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if you're talking about the lap belts, that is an unsafe mounting location as it would have the harness mounted in such a way that it would be pulling down on you. that would do more harm than good in a crash, i.e. compact your spine.
i believe straight out is ideal, but no more angle than like 20-30°?
i believe straight out is ideal, but no more angle than like 20-30°?
