Whisper

http://www.jageng.com/garage9/produc...9a5cbe775d39b9

I'm trying to determine if these are up to snuff, and there's no good picture.

It seems that these, along with everything else available, just kind of sticks over the existing plastic, and I can't see how that could possibly not look like crap.

Does anyone have this installed? How's it look?

Edit: And what about : http://www.9xauto.com/944dash.html ?

catamax944

Have you seen what 9xauto offers? Only problem is the price...
http://www.9xauto.com/944dash.html (scroll down-bottom of page)

Whisper

Wow. Thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou.

I was actually going to custom metalworks shops, offering them thousands if necessary to duplicate the dash trim parts in aluminium, but no one even answered my email.

Many web searches for something precisely like that turned nothing up.

Thank you.

Erzengal

Jageng products are all very good quality. For pictures of it check out Johan's thread:
Link

porshhhh951

Jager Engineering is great stuff and a good price. I'm going to be using their CF trim kit in my car.

hardtail15

I really like how mine turned out, especially after i put the steering wheel in (sorry bout the crappy cell phone pics)

Whisper

I dunno, it doesn't look *bad*, per se, but you can clearly see gaps where it's stuck on, around the buttons and so forth.

I think I prefer the 9xauto route, if it looks at all like the pictures. Has anyone tried this one?

FASTRNU

I bought both for a previous car.I sent the 9X back and used the Jager,very high quality.I think it is not represented well in those pics.You can get a sample of different finishes you are thinking about on thier website.ALso great customer service

Mark944na86

That's an interesting Momo wheel there. It's got 8 bolts on the hub rather than the usual 6. What's up with that?

gregeast

Here's pics of my Jageng.com/Garage9 trim.

One man's crap is another man's treasure







Here's the link to my original thread

V2Rocket

there you go again greg, making us all feel ****ty about our interiors.

devon, i have an infiniti that sold for $50k new and it has the plastic wood-looking trim in it and it looks great. you dont really notice any gaps if its done right.

you have to drop some serious coin in order to get actual wood in cars, like jaguars, bentleys and the like

Keithr726

Well don't buy the ebay kits, you get what you pay for(a cheap sticker).

I'd say jageng makes the best kit

rattlesnakeracing

2nd Keithr726. Pulled everything apart after purchasing the 88' and put a cover on the cracked dash. Fit & looked fine here at home & garaged. Noticed bubbles in the dash when my son came home on spring break. He has no garage & had not used the window cover several times running from the parking lot to get to class on time.

Whisper

Yeah, yeah, I get it, you think I'm fussy. I don't mind a veneer, I just don't want gaps to show.

I take it from the lack of response that no one has tried this:

http://www.9xauto.com/944dash.html

I guess I get to be the guinea pig. At $500 plus the core charge, it's hard to go wrong.

hardtail15

that is just a cover over top of the 6 bolts that hold the wheel to the hub