New EVO-R Dry Carbon Fiber Dash Kit
08-02-2005, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by UCLAzzz
JDMZ23, has my kit been sent? Anybody else receive their kits? Please return my pm! Would appreciate update!
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08-02-2005, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by JDMZ33
I'm still waiting for the door switch panle to come in. I'll let you guys know when they are in. If anyone don't want to wait. I can ship out other stuff first. Again, very sorry for the delay.
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08-02-2005, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by UCLAzzz
Wow, talk about fast response! Thanks for update, when is the ETA on the other door panel?
08-03-2005, 07:54 AM
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Installation
For those who have received the kit, please read this! This is how I installed my kit with perfect fitement.
Note: Please try to test fit them before actually stick them on. Cuz once they are on, very hard to remove and might crack the covers.
1. Place the center dash cover first. Align the center dash cover's horizontal line below the Nav door cover with OEM line. Push Down.
2. The line above the NAV door cover should be align with the OEM dash.
3. Pull and push the sides of the center dash cover foward and press down.
4. Push all the center dash surface down, make sure the 3M double side tape is all secure.
5. Place the NAV door cover.
6. Align all 3 circle ***** with the 3 circle holes on the shifter cover.
7. Pull and push the sides of the shifter cover foward and press down. Press down all sides of the shifter cover down.
8. You might need to trim this part a little to make the shifter fit better.
9. Place lower part of the guage pod covers. Try to push them as back as possible.
10. Place top guage covers. Make sure you place them in correct order. Try to put the sides of the cover under the center dash cover. Push them back as possible.
This compelets the center console covers. If there is any question about installation, please PM me or email me. Wrong installation procedure might end up bad fitment. Thanks!
Note: Please try to test fit them before actually stick them on. Cuz once they are on, very hard to remove and might crack the covers.
1. Place the center dash cover first. Align the center dash cover's horizontal line below the Nav door cover with OEM line. Push Down.
2. The line above the NAV door cover should be align with the OEM dash.
3. Pull and push the sides of the center dash cover foward and press down.
4. Push all the center dash surface down, make sure the 3M double side tape is all secure.
5. Place the NAV door cover.
6. Align all 3 circle ***** with the 3 circle holes on the shifter cover.
7. Pull and push the sides of the shifter cover foward and press down. Press down all sides of the shifter cover down.
8. You might need to trim this part a little to make the shifter fit better.
9. Place lower part of the guage pod covers. Try to push them as back as possible.
10. Place top guage covers. Make sure you place them in correct order. Try to put the sides of the cover under the center dash cover. Push them back as possible.
This compelets the center console covers. If there is any question about installation, please PM me or email me. Wrong installation procedure might end up bad fitment. Thanks!
08-03-2005, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by mono11
any word jdm on the door control yet?
Everyone Jay is updating us CONSTANTLY, maybe we give him a little breathing room (im just saying)
08-03-2005, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by mono11
any word jdm on the door control yet?
08-03-2005, 07:14 PM
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thats true Laid but undertand that i just wish i had it on my fairlady allready lol.. but that cool sorry about that JDMZ33 and thanks for updating us everytime we ask something .
08-03-2005, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mono11
thats true Laid but undertand that i just wish i had it on my fairlady allready lol.. but that cool sorry about that JDMZ33 and thanks for updating us everytime we ask something .
I'm with you bro, just givin you *****
08-05-2005, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by LaidbackRacr
I am going to kill you.
Everyone Jay is updating us CONSTANTLY, maybe we give him a little breathing room (im just saying)
Everyone Jay is updating us CONSTANTLY, maybe we give him a little breathing room (im just saying)
LOL That was funny.
Yeah JAy is by far one of the better vendors I have dealt with. Not that the others have been bad, but Evo r/Jay knows customer service and has treated me exceptionally in this departement.
Examples
#1 Lightning fast answers to e-mails and PMs. I am talking anywhere from 20 minutes and never more than 6 hours. Only JAson with Perf Nissan is this good.
#2 Constant updates on forum
#3 updates on his site.
It is just trouble and worry free transactions, and the quality of the product is awesome. ( I have not seen My dash kit yet but their other CF stuff is 1st rate)
So thanks Jay.
NOW WHEN DOES MY KIT GET HERE !??? LOL!
08-08-2005, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by LaidbackRacr
Jay just making sure your still kickin. Any word on the arrival of the new parts?
08-08-2005, 03:08 PM
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Sorry for the delay.. I got my kit last week but was on vacation..
The installation went OK.. I didn't have any problems with the base shifter piece (I had to dremel a hole in it for my USB device.. I did have a problem with the top middle piece.. There was slightly too much material right under the driver side vent causing it to be a little crooked.. nothing a dremel can't take care of however..
Here are some pics (might be a little slow as I host on my home cable line):
View from passenger side.
View from driver seat with door down.
Close up of shifter base (with flash).. my favorite piece!! The fit is almost perfect.
Close up of where the bottom piece meets the top. note there is a little gap on left side under the radio(I just threw it on quick and didn't dremel)
Close up of middle
Close up of gauges (The CF direction doesn't match because I was a preproduction customer and I was lazy and didn't put the new ones on)..
Lastly, the door inserts.. which look really great BTW!! The fit is pretty close to perfect here also.
NOTE: The door handle had to be removed to do this side..
--mike
The installation went OK.. I didn't have any problems with the base shifter piece (I had to dremel a hole in it for my USB device.. I did have a problem with the top middle piece.. There was slightly too much material right under the driver side vent causing it to be a little crooked.. nothing a dremel can't take care of however..
Here are some pics (might be a little slow as I host on my home cable line):
View from passenger side.
View from driver seat with door down.
Close up of shifter base (with flash).. my favorite piece!! The fit is almost perfect.
Close up of where the bottom piece meets the top. note there is a little gap on left side under the radio(I just threw it on quick and didn't dremel)
Close up of middle
Close up of gauges (The CF direction doesn't match because I was a preproduction customer and I was lazy and didn't put the new ones on)..
Lastly, the door inserts.. which look really great BTW!! The fit is pretty close to perfect here also.
NOTE: The door handle had to be removed to do this side..
--mike
Last edited by leemik; 08-08-2005 at 03:12 PM.
08-08-2005, 03:20 PM
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Here is what I was talking about with regards to my fittament issue.. It's hard to detect the problem when you are putting it on without the tape because the thing slides around.. but go to install it and you may see that the edge right under the vent needs to be trimmed a little..
--mike
--mike