Pics of my 2004 DB track pack
#23
Originally Posted by Doba
well yes for track purposes leather is not ideal.. for street.. leather is more luxurious
The reason I bought a track pack is even though leather looks nice I find it way to hot. So I prefer cloth, track pack has no Bose, I wanted to change to aftermarket anyway. The track had the rear spoiler, and I wanted the Brembos, not many 03-05 Z's have Brembos.
Originally Posted by kingrukus
Good work on the wheel wells, I would like to clean mine out too.
How did you get the plenum so clean? I really need to do this.
How did you get the plenum so clean? I really need to do this.
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Originally Posted by XuperXero
Have you sat in either?
After I sat in Rich's track pack cloth seat. I'd KILL for a cloth seat over my leather seats. They are way more bucket seat style and holds you better. Mine just slides my *** around on track especially the seat's 2x wider than my ***. Plenty of sliding around.
After I sat in Rich's track pack cloth seat. I'd KILL for a cloth seat over my leather seats. They are way more bucket seat style and holds you better. Mine just slides my *** around on track especially the seat's 2x wider than my ***. Plenty of sliding around.
Good job cleaning it
#26
update on the car, some may have seen in another post
I was looking for some more sound than stock but didn’t want to spend a ton doing it. I have a few other plans for it and I would prefer to spread the money out among various mods not just audio, so this is what I came up with.
This is what I have done so far:
-installed front speakers
-installed rear speakers
-installed deck
-installed 100 sq feet of fat mat
-Installed all audio wiring
What still needs to be done in the spring:
-Build custom sub box
-installed sub
-install amps
-Build custom trim plate/false floor
this is what is going in
fat mat installed
rear speakers and wires installed
front speakers installed
deck installed
2nd glove box
I was looking for some more sound than stock but didn’t want to spend a ton doing it. I have a few other plans for it and I would prefer to spread the money out among various mods not just audio, so this is what I came up with.
This is what I have done so far:
-installed front speakers
-installed rear speakers
-installed deck
-installed 100 sq feet of fat mat
-Installed all audio wiring
What still needs to be done in the spring:
-Build custom sub box
-installed sub
-install amps
-Build custom trim plate/false floor
this is what is going in
fat mat installed
rear speakers and wires installed
front speakers installed
deck installed
2nd glove box
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looks good but you went a little overkill with all the DYNOMATT under the seats is not needed. What subs are you running anyway that you spent so much doe on dynomat
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it is the infinity, i bought 100sq feet of fatmat for a really good deal so i just used it all. I did everywhere except the roof, because of the sub but mainly to reduce road noise. I found that the z had allot of road noise.
I added around 50 pound of fatmat to the car. The car is a track pack so it should still be lighter than a loaded one. Plus I am a big guy so weight was against me from the beginning anyway.
I added around 50 pound of fatmat to the car. The car is a track pack so it should still be lighter than a loaded one. Plus I am a big guy so weight was against me from the beginning anyway.
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Xerman all i got is respect for you, clean car and you do everything your self. im jelous.
Maybe you can help me install my deck and a sub in march? ill provide beer and transportation
Maybe you can help me install my deck and a sub in march? ill provide beer and transportation