New Dash Kit
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Re: New Dash Kit
Originally Posted by odo13780
I just put a dash kit in my Xfire and it looks great. Now I am getting rid of cup holder, getting a bin from dealer. This Xfire is one of the nicest cars I have ever had, my wife says it's too low for her. I can't help it she has legs 2 miles long.
Thanks in advance,
carl
Re: New Dash Kit
Originally Posted by jmackinjersey
I like the wood trim, but I think that I would like carbon fiber for my own personal touch. Anyone know where I could get a nice kit?
http://www.exoticwooddash.com
http://www.woodtrim.com
IMO woodtrim.com offers the best product, read through their site and look at the example pictures.
You may also want to do a search here in the forum, several people have installed the trim kits and posted pictures.
Last edited by ben47; 10-08-2005 at 04:03 PM.
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Re: New Dash Kit
I have the pictures of my new dash kit in My Gallery. I got the kit from exoticwooddash.com for $284.00. It is Synthetic Dark Burl, the reason I didn't use real wood is synthetic is easier to put on or so I was told? Anyway it dose look good and really dresses up the car. For me it was real easy to put on.
Re: New Dash Kit
I went to the site and looked at the installation instruction. You glue it on! Then apply some heat with a hair dyer (but not too much) What about the people who live in hot areas, a car can get up to 140 degrees F inside no problem. Will your stick on dash be on the floor? What will it look like 5, 6 or even 10 years from now.
Re: New Dash Kit
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