Spent the 4th finishing up the Sport wheel installation and...
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Spent the 4th finishing up the Sport wheel installation and...
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/34876/picture_003.jpg"></center><p>the faux Carbon fiber. The wheel feels and looks great, (the standard 94 S4 wheel was butt ugly) had to replace the clock spring, stalks, and covers, but its done. If you want a complete (except for the wheel) conversion kit, Alex at Europrice can hook you up. I opted for a non-airbag cover and saved $300-$500.
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Nice job, well done !
Is the "faux Carbon Fiber" the film that covers the original trim? or ? and is that the TT shift ****? (I like it...). I bought a Conrero one 2 years ago and it's falling apart... :-(
/J.
/J.
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Re: Nice job, well done !
The Carbon fiber is the film. It sticks well and can stretch around corners if you heat it slightly with a hair dryer. I was lucky. I found the TT shift **** in my glove compartment along with an Audi 6-speed **** when I bought the car.
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Silly
You'll mod up and drive a 13 year old car, and expect its brakes stop you, the steering system to change your direction, the body to protect you and they're all 13 years old too.
But to each his own. I can understand the concern, I just don't share it.
But to each his own. I can understand the concern, I just don't share it.
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Not sure what film you used, but Folia-Tec makes a nice one...
Never used it, but it looks good.<ul><li><a href="http://carstyling.azoshop.com/shu_shop_en/index.php?kid=27&id=208&oka=3|3|5|27|& s=1&sid=3cd581c6018e37b43011396bba2d396b">http ://carstyling.azoshop.com/shu_shop_en/index.php?kid=27&id=208&oka=3|3|5|27|& s=1