interior cf conversion concerns
06-05-02, 03:09 PM
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interior cf conversion concerns
Hey guys,
I'm speaking to a guy online who does CF conversions for the 3rd gen interior. Before I commit to anything, I was wondering to what kind of things I should watch out for. I know that in the case of CF hoods, the glue, layers of CF, etc... were factors contributing to a "good" hood, but I am clueless
when it comes to interior components.
Also, his quote for the whole interior like the center console and center arm rest thingy where the ash tray is and etc, some door panel components, was 400 bucks + shipping. Does that sound reasonable?
Any constructive comments and suggestions would be appreciated.
I'm speaking to a guy online who does CF conversions for the 3rd gen interior. Before I commit to anything, I was wondering to what kind of things I should watch out for. I know that in the case of CF hoods, the glue, layers of CF, etc... were factors contributing to a "good" hood, but I am clueless
when it comes to interior components.Also, his quote for the whole interior like the center console and center arm rest thingy where the ash tray is and etc, some door panel components, was 400 bucks + shipping. Does that sound reasonable?
Any constructive comments and suggestions would be appreciated.
06-05-02, 04:07 PM
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Originally posted by Mahjik
Have you talked with mkoch1?
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...threadid=73349
Have you talked with mkoch1?
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...threadid=73349
06-05-02, 06:33 PM
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wow really? well, money really isn't the issue. I just want her to look all beautiful and a few hours of extra hard work to earn $$$ is not a prob.. hahah