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Looks good. Any closeup of the black edge? How hard was it to switch out the belts? As much as I want silver belts, the price alone doesn't scare me but the install does.
I'll run out and take a pic.
Originally Posted by Bob Z.
Nice, but it look real nice if the SC trim ring were black, to match your other gauges. It pops off easily and you can paint it (satin) with a couple coats.
Shoot! I wish I had thought of that beforehand. I'd have to pop the trim and everything out as that piece u screws from the clock. I'll wait a bit as I planned to fix my second hand. It's off 3 seconds from zero when the car is off! My fault... Caught it too late 🤬🤬
Looks good. Any closeup of the black edge? How hard was it to switch out the belts? As much as I want silver belts, the price alone doesn't scare me but the install does.
OK I attached better pics of the belts.
Install... Ugh. So I actually had my stock black belts rewebbed by https://www.safetyrestore.com/. Paid about $300. They have a plethora of colors to choose from.
The install itself is super easy, it's disassembling thr car that's the pain. It's basically just pulling off trim and panels to expose the bolts. The biggest pain is the rear side panel. It's very large and in order to get it off, you have to pull off a lot of other parts. I'd say a difficulty score of 6 or 7 out of 10. Mostly just time consuming. Am I glad I did it? Yes, as I also added dynamat during the process, so I killed 2 birds with one stone.
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OK I attached better pics of the belts.
Install... Ugh. So I actually had my stock black belts rewebbed by https://www.safetyrestore.com/. Paid about $300. They have a plethora of colors to choose from.
The install itself is super easy, it's disassembling thr car that's the pain. It's basically just pulling off trim and panels to expose the bolts. The biggest pain is the rear side panel. It's very large and in order to get it off, you have to pull off a lot of other parts. I'd say a difficulty score of 6 or 7 out of 10. Mostly just time consuming. Am I glad I did it? Yes, as I also added dynamat during the process, so I killed 2 birds with one stone.
Thanks for the info. The little black edge adds just enough a touch of high-end... very cool!
06-04-2020, 08:03 PM
