Real aluminum dash kit $94 on GB
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anyone have the SUPERIOR DASH kit? i did a search and some guy was selling them for $225 on this site.
a groupbuy dealer is selling them for $94. hows the quality?
http://www.groupbuycenter.com/buy.asp?row_id=6032
http://www.superiordash.com/honda/default.htm
a groupbuy dealer is selling them for $94. hows the quality?
http://www.groupbuycenter.com/buy.asp?row_id=6032
http://www.superiordash.com/honda/default.htm
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Rep Power: 0 I would watch out... that looks like it might be just another set of stick on trim. Like the kind oyu see on ebay... I would ask for installed ictures before buying. JMO.
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Be extra careful about real aluminum. I have a set, ordered from Woodtrim.com, and the initial quality was not good. Aluminum is metal, hard to bend, but easy to wreck. My set came with three defective parts (badly cut) and one that was bent from shipping.
Woodtrim.com is nice to be replacing the defective and bent pieces, but it was an aggrevation I didn't want. Also, I had my upgrade shop do it, and the guy screwed up.
If you're conscious about how clean your car looks, do it yourself. Even the shop guys might not know what he's doing.
BTW, even real metal aluminum is stick on with 3M tape/glue. When I do get my replacement pieces, I'll be redoing the whole kit, removing and reapplying most of it. I'll post pics up if anyone's interested, but it'll be about 2-3 weeks before
Don't get me wrong, it does look nice, and compliments my two shade (black, silver) pedals nicely!! Although getting the trim pieces painted would be the most "OEM" look. The synthetic stuff, however, is no go for our cars... Maybe for US cars like Fucus or smthg, but no no for Hondas.
Woodtrim.com is nice to be replacing the defective and bent pieces, but it was an aggrevation I didn't want. Also, I had my upgrade shop do it, and the guy screwed up.
If you're conscious about how clean your car looks, do it yourself. Even the shop guys might not know what he's doing.
BTW, even real metal aluminum is stick on with 3M tape/glue. When I do get my replacement pieces, I'll be redoing the whole kit, removing and reapplying most of it. I'll post pics up if anyone's interested, but it'll be about 2-3 weeks before
Don't get me wrong, it does look nice, and compliments my two shade (black, silver) pedals nicely!! Although getting the trim pieces painted would be the most "OEM" look. The synthetic stuff, however, is no go for our cars... Maybe for US cars like Fucus or smthg, but no no for Hondas.
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[hr]Originally posted by: Toad
trim can come off...
painting it for real is probably better...[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: Toad
trim can come off...
painting it for real is probably better...[hr]
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