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So the mod ninja came out again tonight and I know the crappy pics ruin it. This is one of those mods that looks better in person and the pics do it no justice.
Started at about 9:30pm and finished at 12:30am. The nice part was the main bezel pulls straight off. Everything looks factory-applied and the black is ominous and vaderish, but nice and theme appropriate. Shift knob should be here Monday or Tuesday, but I covered the wood one with Di-NOC for the hell of it (took about 30 minutes just for that experiment).
Here it is before:
Bezel pulled out. You need a Torx T25 to pull the vents from it. I'm thinking about XJ vent analog clock mod...
After. I started with the airbag and did that still on the dash. Used a paper hole punch to make a perfectly little round hole to view the airbag indicator light.
Here is one of the four door panels. Did these without removing them.
So this takes some patience, a heat gun, razer blade, credit card or similar to press film into gaps, a picking tool to scrape little pieces of cut vinly out of gaps, small screwdriver and good lighting. This film is mega thick, but easy to work with when hot.
Aside from crappy pics, what do you think? Keep or remove?
Started at about 9:30pm and finished at 12:30am. The nice part was the main bezel pulls straight off. Everything looks factory-applied and the black is ominous and vaderish, but nice and theme appropriate. Shift knob should be here Monday or Tuesday, but I covered the wood one with Di-NOC for the hell of it (took about 30 minutes just for that experiment).
Here it is before:
Bezel pulled out. You need a Torx T25 to pull the vents from it. I'm thinking about XJ vent analog clock mod...
After. I started with the airbag and did that still on the dash. Used a paper hole punch to make a perfectly little round hole to view the airbag indicator light.
Here is one of the four door panels. Did these without removing them.
So this takes some patience, a heat gun, razer blade, credit card or similar to press film into gaps, a picking tool to scrape little pieces of cut vinly out of gaps, small screwdriver and good lighting. This film is mega thick, but easy to work with when hot.
Aside from crappy pics, what do you think? Keep or remove?
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