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Functional rear diffuser with a steep rake that fits in the space between the exhausts and replaces the backup light. That is remove/cut-out the black plastic part of the bumper and replace with said diffuser. Diffuser should be wind-tunnel tested and tuned to ensure effectiveness. Black in color.
Also, head rests to fit a helmet (currently I need to tilt the seat which is hard on my back) Second the motion for these parts: - black interior parts for center console shift panel, center bezel, etc. - oil temp gauge (perhaps to fit in the small opening to the left of the start/stop button) - arm rest that still provides a cup holder Thanks for asking! |
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I admit that I dislike being pidgeon holed into the color scheme I have (Asphalt / Red) due to the LED options of my cluster and interior trim pieces. Truthfully though, I don't see myself caring enough to crack open the cluster and fix it, despite it looking really nice by the few users who were doing this.
The gate option would add unique look, but I'd want to keep it classy. Matching the stock interior color or offering other color options (For example OEM paint codes) wouldn't be a shabby idea. The climate control is definately cheap looking. If the price was right and the quality present, I could see myself spending the money to replace it. Since all of my mods are based on adding personality while keeping a stock styling, the quality and calibur is important to me. I want to know that if I sold my car today, the buyer woulding think to themselves "This owner really #*&^ up this car". but rather think the touches were nice and classy. ![]() since my mods are aimed at adding style with minimal impact to resale of the car should I choose |
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You have tried flipping the headrest around?
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Something that both frs/brz owners can benefit from.
I mean, climate controls may be a good modification for frs' but not brz's. You might want to consider something that has a larger market for all owners. |
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Serious for 300 Bob
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34960 ..unless i misunderstand the issue, which is possible.
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Fliping the headrests to fit helmets is a design feature actually... I do it for autox as do most folks here.
Unless its a problem due to tall person issues??? |
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Been wanting for the direct connect for the AC climate control, and JDM interiors upgrades
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@jack43 well that is interesting. I never knew that. I do not uhhh wear helmets when i race lol... That is cool though good to know!
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+1 for climate control, That would definitely be something I would purchase, as well as the replacement scion emblem that didn't require any dremel work.
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There is a mod to do this.
1. Buy the GT86 airbag, swap the backings as USDM has a dual-stage setup and reinstall. The Airbag will cost around $800. 2. Cut off the Scion emblem using a grinder/dremel and replace with a toyota emblem. Just remember you placed a projectile inbetween the airbag and your face. Most are not willing to cut into their airbag. how to:http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...=airbag+emblem 3. Make a full overlay for the center section and disable the airbag. At that point you might as well get an aftermarket wheel/hub and call it a day no?
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I'll be looking into a couple things that were brought up here. Really awesome input everyone
I hope you're all having a good long week-end ![]() Cheers, Jason |
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For that price and amount of work, id rather just buy a nicer steering wheel lol.. |
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