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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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05/08/2009 14:17
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That looks superb, is the red leather a good match?......
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: stan]
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05/08/2009 14:22
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I take you can send the wheel off to them ?
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Re: Steering wheel
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05/08/2009 14:31
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No problem Stan. If you haven't already found it, their website is Here . Yeah thats what i did Rich. They are located in West Sussex so would be abit too far for me to bring it to them Still have to think about retrimming the handbrake lever. Not looking forward to that as its a nightmare to remove.
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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05/08/2009 15:20
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cool, let me know how good the colour match is and i'll go from there....
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Re: Steering wheel
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05/08/2009 18:48
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I'd love to know how they got the red inserts out, and back in so well......
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Re: Steering wheel
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05/08/2009 22:03
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Well wheel is back on now and as far as i can tell tell, the red matches well . The rest just looks so glossy in comparison now. Baz, its £130 for just the wheel. Gearknob is another £20 + £5 (embroidery).
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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05/08/2009 22:10
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this is screaming for a group buy!
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/08/2009 12:49
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this is screaming for a group buy! agreed!! my plus wheel and nob are in desperate need of this treatment... i enquired at fiat about a new wheel = £400 before vat...
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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20/08/2009 00:11
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how do you get the wheel off the car without setting off the airbag?
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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20/08/2009 07:45
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I see the guide says to leave the battery disconnected for 10-15mins but I usually leave the battery disconnected for an hour before working on removing the wheel as that is the general guide time given by most manufacturers when working on air bag systems. Maybe the guide should be altered just to be on the safe side . Baz
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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20/08/2009 14:25
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thanks kelv27 i tried to find a guide on here for the airbag thing but nothing came up like your link, must of typed something in wrong
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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20/08/2009 23:45
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I usually don't even wait Baz! An hour does seem like a long time? Your brave ,I just don't fancy getting a broken nose! Sometimes I'll maybe just give it half an hour before working on the Coop's steering wheel but in most cases your supposed to wait at least an hour after disconnecting the battery so that any capacitors can be allowed to discharge before you go in disconnecting plugs and stuff. Baz
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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21/08/2009 07:58
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I just close my eyes and turn my face to one side... Yeah i just didn't know it takes an hour to discharge the capacitor. Most places mention 30mins. Anyway, I've changed to guide to say between 30mins to an hour Cheers Kelv . I think most of the manuals are just being overly cautious to avoid any court action,so we might as well do the same . Baz
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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31/08/2009 19:26
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and they even stitched the gear markings!
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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08/09/2009 14:32
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Your gear knob looks lovely kelv27, bet you'll be getting the handbrake done next!! I assume the red is a good match, it looks it
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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08/09/2009 14:57
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superb ! bet it makes a big difference to the interior, what was the cost of the handbrake? Problem for me is i'd have to buy spare parts to send off for re-trimming, which would bump up the cost alot :-(
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Re: Steering wheel
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08/09/2009 15:05
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Yeah it does make a difference. Especially to the touch... Feels like driving a new car The price of the handbrake is the same as the gearknob. You don't have to buy a spare if you don't mind being off road for a couple of days while they retrim it. Removal and refitting is very easy and should take no more than 30mins. I've got a guide up at the How To section.
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: coupedummy]
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08/09/2009 15:08
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Cheers for that, but wont be doing it just yet I don't think, about to renew tyres, but will do it soon I hope!
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Re: Steering wheel
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08/09/2009 15:28
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Ohh, and what did you use the re-attach the gearknob Kelv ?
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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08/09/2009 15:33
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As I remember, the gear knob id hard to get off, and putting it back on requires some very strong glue type stuff, just wondered what you used to refit, and get it to stay in place?
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Re: Steering wheel
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08/09/2009 15:52
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The gearknob is not that difficult to remove if you know how it goes together. I'll try my best to explain it... The knob itself is made out of rubber (which is covered with leather). The core of the knob is made out of hard plastic. This plastic construction is then slotted into the metal shaft of the gearstick. The plastic core has many ridges and so does the rubber. The rubber and plastic then slots together. I think what alot of people try to do is remove the rubber part and the plastic part of the gearknob together as a whole. This is understandable as most are looking at removing the whole thing to give way for an aftermarket gearknob. In this case (getting the original gearknob retrimmed), we can leave the plastic part intact while we only remove the rubber portion. The rubber+leather portion we want can be removed by pushing it forward in a rolling motion towards the centre console I hope my explanation is not too confusing...
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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08/09/2009 15:56
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Nope, that all makes sense! cheers
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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08/09/2009 22:22
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sent my wheel and gear knob off today to the same place. looks like the blokes going to have a bit of work from this forum.
i've been phoning around and the best price i got for the steering wheel to be recovered was £200 but Joe from trimdeluxe is doing it for £130, bargin i think.
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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08/09/2009 22:55
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Thats why i took it to him Yeap business would really pick up for him..sudden influx of fiat wheels it may not be just Fiat ones, after my neighbour laughing at me when i told him i'm getting it done, he's thinking about it for his Subaru now. turns out he on a Subaru forum and reconds the guys off there may also be interested.
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Re: Steering wheel
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17/09/2009 20:59
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Drove Kelvsters coupe at the weekend.. the feel/look of the steering wheel is superb, I 'really' love the noise when you pass the wheel through your hands That just brand spanking new noise just out of the wrapper, honestly it sounds so good as well as feeling superb. His knob is nice as well If I didn't have other stuff to do I would be sending mine away
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Re: Steering wheel
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17/09/2009 22:09
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Drove Kelvsters coupe at the weekend.. the feel/look of the steering wheel is superb, I 'really' love the noise when you pass the wheel through your hands That just brand spanking new noise just out of the wrapper, honestly it sounds so good as well as feeling superb. His knob is nice as well If I didn't have other stuff to do I would be sending mine away my stuff goes to them son too, together with my bolster that needs filling - can't wait, and thanks to kelv for pointing these people out
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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17/09/2009 23:49
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proccy, how much to "re-bolster" a leather seat?
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Re: Steering wheel
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18/09/2009 08:12
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Drove Kelvsters coupe at the weekend.. the feel/look of the steering wheel is superb, I 'really' love the noise when you pass the wheel through your hands That just brand spanking new noise just out of the wrapper, honestly it sounds so good as well as feeling superb. His knob is nice as well If I didn't have other stuff to do I would be sending mine away my stuff goes to them son too, together with my bolster that needs filling - can't wait, and thanks to kelv for pointing these people out sorry yes a big thanks to Kelv too
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Re: Steering wheel
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18/09/2009 08:36
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proccy, how much to "re-bolster" a leather seat? i don't know yet, i emailed him couple of days back and got no response just yet. it's also a possibility i may spend a day or two down there whilst he does this stuff....am i right in assuming the bolster comes off? @ kelv - as above really kelv, not quite decided what to do but hope to find out in the next few days
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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18/09/2009 15:07
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I enquired with another trimmer about getting my tan leather seats 'custom bolstered' to provide lateral support on the back. He said being tan would require him buying in a hide or half hide, around £400! He then reckoned including the work, I should budget around £1000!!!! .... per seat!! Err, yeh, that's about the value of my car, never mind brand new recliners!
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: coupedummy]
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21/09/2009 20:40
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Sending mine off tomorrow Going for the black Alcantara look
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Re: Steering wheel
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22/09/2009 11:00
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proccy, how much to "re-bolster" a leather seat? i don't know yet, i emailed him couple of days back and got no response just yet. it's also a possibility i may spend a day or two down there whilst he does this stuff....am i right in assuming the bolster comes off? @ kelv - as above really kelv, not quite decided what to do but hope to find out in the next few days hes not desperatly quick at replying to emails to be fair but he will reply.mines been sent back today woooo.here tommorow hopefully
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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22/09/2009 18:52
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Decided to take a drive out to West Sussex to drop my wheel off to Joe @ Trimdeluxe. What a nice bloke he is and he does all this work in a lockup no bigger than a double garage!!! Joe was busy working on a back seat for a Vaxhaull Victor but had time to show me round Also had some nice ideas for other bits inside the Coupe Should pick my wheel up next week
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Re: Steering wheel
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22/09/2009 19:06
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still waiting for mine to come back
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Re: Steering wheel
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22/09/2009 19:48
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He did look busy doody....try calling him.
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Re: Steering wheel
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22/09/2009 20:07
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He did look busy doody....try calling him. might send him a email but i can wait a while longer.
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Re: Steering wheel
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22/09/2009 20:12
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Dont email him doody!!!! Waited over a week for a reply....ended up calling him. Think he's in his unit more than he is at home checking emails
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Re: Steering wheel
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23/09/2009 09:23
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proccy, how much to "re-bolster" a leather seat? addict - he's now quoted me £80 to re-trim one bolster - sounds good to me so i'm going for it it's also obvious that whilst there will be grain in new leather, any car approaching 10 years/100k miles is going to have a smoother surface. i'm looking forward to getting mine worn in....
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Re: Steering wheel
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23/09/2009 16:02
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Re: Steering wheel
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23/09/2009 17:47
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Looking good.....cant wait to get mine back
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: coupedummy]
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23/09/2009 17:56
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Heres mine today!!wooo How much was your steering wheel doody? £130 mate
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Re: Steering wheel
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03/10/2009 21:28
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Collected my wheel from Joe today So soft
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Re: Steering wheel
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03/10/2009 22:05
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Can anyone help me with uploading pictures?
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Re: Steering wheel
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03/10/2009 22:38
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Picture Done it
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Re: Steering wheel
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03/10/2009 22:45
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Just want to add a big thanks to Joe @ Trimdeluxe Will be giving him my gear knob and gator for the same treatment
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Re: Steering wheel
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Re: Steering wheel
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04/10/2009 09:45
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Anybody got a spare knob Will get that Alcantered too Oh and the gator and the handbrake
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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04/10/2009 11:38
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You started all this Kelv so thanks to you Should I buy some driving gloves
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Re: Steering wheel
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04/10/2009 21:53
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Joe's doing ok from us on here
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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05/10/2009 13:18
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i'm thinking of getting Joe to do the front two seat too as they are just starting to crack on the bolsters
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Re: Steering wheel
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05/10/2009 13:23
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Hmmmmm quoted me plenty dosh to do mine....think over £500, but that was complete refurb in Alcantara :))) So soft Call him....dont email
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 01:02
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I have have finally decided to go for it wheel,knob hand brake lever i cant resist anymore. Phoned Joe today top bloke must add seems to be well pleased with all the extra work said its always been VWs and Audis. Also asked him about center console piece under handbrake and the horrid cowl covering the ignition.
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 07:32
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Also asked him about center console piece under handbrake and the horrid cowl covering the ignition. I'll be interested to see what he says about those bits, and to see some piccys once done
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kayjey]
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06/10/2009 12:42
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Who will be the first to have his dashboard covered in leather? Good idea Kayjey! I am considering getting the whole LE re-trimmed. Steering Wheel Gear Stick + Embossing definitely not stitched Handbrake Door Cards Both Front Seats + New Foam Inserts Rear Seat
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 12:48
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That would presumably cost ££££?
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 13:25
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Asked about my dash and Joe came up with a great idea Flocking
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 13:59
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Alot of Lambos / Astons these days have alcantara covering on the dash, looks very nice, inside mine, iv covered the black plastic panels that start at the front windscreen, and sweep back above side & rear windows toward the 'parcel shelf' in black alcantara. It takes away a bit of the plastic feel, and its foam backed stuff too so looks pretty factory IMO, no pics though i'm afraid.
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 14:26
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Gear Stick + Embossing definitely not stitched
If you do find somebody that can do (without paying silly money for tooling that is) that then do share it with us. Indeed I shall do. It would need to be embossing as I won't alter the factory finish. That would presumably cost ££££? I imagine it will cost probably £1/1.5k It depends on my other projects whether I can justify the splurge. Also at the moment my leather is in excellent condition. But I know it won't always be that way.
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 14:35
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Indeed I shall do. It would need to be embossing as I won't alter the factory finish.
I had the same thoughts but believe me, i've searched everywhere to get someone to do it. Its not a problem finding a person to do the embossing..its just the ridiculous price needed for tooling that makes it unfeasible. Thats why i thought, embroided numbers is better than no numbers at all.
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Re: Steering wheel
[Re: Kelv27]
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06/10/2009 18:19
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siloman
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siloman
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The center console handbrake area is a real headache for me i have looked at loads of other ideas paint it black but it would only get scratched or buy a new one even more paranoia id be telling the kids to take their shoes off just to get in the car I have some pics of a 16vt console leathered that imo are very good ill upload them up please voice your opinion Joe at trimdeluxe asked i could email them to him as it would help him get an idea of whats involved.
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 18:26
06/10/2009 18:26
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RICHB
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RICHB
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Iv used this stuff on the top on my handbrake console, its very sticky, can be warmed, bent round corners etc. 6" is the widest it comes though, so you have to 'secton' it. Iv found it to be pretty durable too, although it will depend on the time spent applying it. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Self-Adhesive-Blac...14#ht_880wt_914
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Re: Steering wheel
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06/10/2009 18:29
06/10/2009 18:29
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siloman
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siloman
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16vt leather console Photobucket
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Re: Steering wheel
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07/10/2009 10:50
07/10/2009 10:50
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Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 6,568 Northampton England
Sedicivalvole
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Club member 2092
Forum is my life
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 6,568
Northampton England
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I do like the leather console.... hmmm. Shame I am MR original otherwise I could be tempted with that now.
Vinci Grey LE Alfa 147 GTA 3.2 V6 BMW E92 M3 4.0 V8 Fiat Tipo Sedicivalvole 2.0 16v ABS
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