Was the E-brake handle a PITA to install? Looks great, TIA
as you wished
not too difficult. there is a small tab on the rear passenger side you have to unhook which was the worst part. after that you just have to pull really hard and it comes off. gotta say if everything else in the interior was on as well there would be no "i have this rattle" complaints ever.
Installed the full carbon fiber dash kit from HCM carbon as well as my custom finished coil covers to add a nice touch to my whipple setup. 
I don't want to rain on your new install but it reminds me of the stick on faux wood a Honda dealer installed on my new 1995 Honda Accord EX. It was similar in that it was stuck on and glossy and didn't look like what they were trying to sell it as. It looks applied, not like the real deal because you can see it sitting on top of the surface. The little door to the left of the steering wheel really shows what I'm talking about as you can see it sitting on top of the little drawer.it was a late night last night finally making time to install my newest mods
yeah, I totally get it! I was anxious of how it would turn out being the overlay and not the replacement... but I can honestly say the quality of the HCM product is very good. I agree that you can definitely tell in some areas that it is an overlay and not a panel replacement, but to me it was worth the savings and hassle of tearing apart the entire interior. when sitting in the car it really does look sharp and to the standard eye no one will ever know. I'm just happy I was able to do a little something to make it custom, even if it isn't perfect
I noticed because I have OCD and I'm an anal old dude but I bet it does look good sitting in the car. I'm glad you're happy with it, saving money definitely is a factor in this hobby.yeah, I totally get it! I was anxious of how it would turn out being the overlay and not the replacement... but I can honestly say the quality of the HCM product is very good. I agree that you can definitely tell in some areas that it is an overlay and not a panel replacement, but to me it was worth the savings and hassle of tearing apart the entire interior. when sitting in the car it really does look sharp and to the standard eye no one will ever know. I'm just happy I was able to do a little something to make it custom, even if it isn't perfect
Totally agree and that's a really good way to put it.yeah, I totally get it! I was anxious of how it would turn out being the overlay and not the replacement... but I can honestly say the quality of the HCM product is very good. I agree that you can definitely tell in some areas that it is an overlay and not a panel replacement, but to me it was worth the savings and hassle of tearing apart the entire interior. when sitting in the car it really does look sharp and to the standard eye no one will ever know. I'm just happy I was able to do a little something to make it custom, even if it isn't perfect
Wow :eyebulge: This is the right place for you :lol:Ok boys here it is. Steering wheel and shift knob are Beith, dash plaque piece is HCM, the center steering wheel around the pony is Xotic tech, everything else is Carbon Cartel.
Overall I love it, the cf weave and finish is excellent and it all flows together well. Only pieces I'm not totally in love with are the door piece overlays. Not bad by any means but compared to the replacement pieces I can tell the difference. We'll see how I feel about them after a few months driving.
Any future cf will be exterior and not until over next winter.
:cheers::love::cheers::love:Holy moly, I thought I was addicted. :love: :hail:
