New EVO-R Dry Carbon Fiber Dash Kit
09-04-2005, 01:36 PM
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got my stuff
well i was very disapointed over all. fitments were not good on the main dash between the gagues it seems like it was twisted a lil it just didn't seem to set well at all i was well mabe when i put the gague covers it will push them down so i installed them and nope same shitt. on the nav. door ther is like a black tear goin side ways about 1" longon the bottom is hard to tell on the picture thats why i did post it and on the center the the lines of the cf that run across theres one line thats like wider then the others it's kind of 1" long too. the passanger door cover it has some dark brown stains on it and on one of the ends it was kind of bend so i had to apply some superglue to keep it down( sucksz cuz i'm gonna have to buy another control panel if i ever wanna take it of) so like i said over all i'm very very disapointed, i thought i was gonna be able to be ok with it but the more i think about it just bothers the shitt out off me just knowing is not right, i really don't know what to do i mean that shittt is insntalled allerady but i don't like the way it looks .. looks cheap.. here r some pictures also a picture of my fustration i broke one of the gague covers.
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broke one of the gagues when i was taking it off
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i know what ur gonna say it was super glue no is not i apply the super glue on the ahisive.
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[/IMG] broke one of the gagues when i was taking it off
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[/IMG] i know what ur gonna say it was super glue no is not i apply the super glue on the ahisive.
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09-04-2005, 03:55 PM
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if it's ok with u i mean i didn't wanna sound like an azzhole either, sorry man i know is not ur fault at all ,it's the people that made them , i know ur just the middel man. but if u want i could try another set.hope it will fit better.the main thing is the fitting, i mean as far as everything else it looks good but the fitting makes it looks crapy(on mine).
09-04-2005, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by mono11
if it's ok with u i mean i didn't wanna sound like an azzhole either, sorry man i know is not ur fault at all ,it's the people that made them , i know ur just the middel man. but if u want i could try another set.hope it will fit better.the main thing is the fitting, i mean as far as everything else it looks good but the fitting makes it looks crapy(on mine).
09-06-2005, 07:05 AM
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09-06-2005, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by zino1130
Jay, sent you email about 3 gauges pod overlays fitment. My ID is atom7881@yahoo.com.
Got your email. Would you like me to send you another set of guage pod covers? Let me know.
Jay
09-08-2005, 12:25 PM
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the weaves don't match? i mean does it look that bad ( does it look that obvious) can u take a picture of both next to each other? man i don't wanna wait 2 more months.
09-08-2005, 01:00 PM
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It looks like the weave on those is like half the size of the rest of the kit (which looks much nicer). What is your opinion Jay? I assume its a def. problem, right?
How long is it going to take them to remanufacture these in the appropriate weave? We now know they are tooled up properly to make the parts, so it shouldn't take them long at all if they move quickly. They messed up...make them fix it pronto.
How long is it going to take them to remanufacture these in the appropriate weave? We now know they are tooled up properly to make the parts, so it shouldn't take them long at all if they move quickly. They messed up...make them fix it pronto.
09-11-2005, 04:42 AM
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Originally Posted by BriA5
It looks like the weave on those is like half the size of the rest of the kit (which looks much nicer). What is your opinion Jay? I assume its a def. problem, right?
How long is it going to take them to remanufacture these in the appropriate weave? We now know they are tooled up properly to make the parts, so it shouldn't take them long at all if they move quickly. They messed up...make them fix it pronto.
How long is it going to take them to remanufacture these in the appropriate weave? We now know they are tooled up properly to make the parts, so it shouldn't take them long at all if they move quickly. They messed up...make them fix it pronto.
09-15-2005, 04:42 PM
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Is there a trick to getting the passenger door handle off?
Also, the center console looks good after quite a bit of sanding, I got it to fit well. It looks great, but the fitment was off slightly. After the dremel and sanding it looks great.
Also, the center console looks good after quite a bit of sanding, I got it to fit well. It looks great, but the fitment was off slightly. After the dremel and sanding it looks great.