Another update on the RSR!
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thanks everyone! i appreciate the feedback!
Daryl- the other cage I have is similar to this one, but it bolts to the factory seat belt locations in the car. The new one is different and I had to drill holes in the car, but that is ok since my car is so modified anyways.
ICEMANN- the cupholders are AWESOME! no sagging at all. they are braced in pretty good and the casing the cupholders are in is metal so there is no flex!
Thanks Huebert and BJoe!! I want to get to cali, but work does not allow the time to get away!
Daryl- the other cage I have is similar to this one, but it bolts to the factory seat belt locations in the car. The new one is different and I had to drill holes in the car, but that is ok since my car is so modified anyways.
ICEMANN- the cupholders are AWESOME! no sagging at all. they are braced in pretty good and the casing the cupholders are in is metal so there is no flex!
Thanks Huebert and BJoe!! I want to get to cali, but work does not allow the time to get away!
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The TT is coming along...slowly....very slowly....an other set back with my seats...but it sure rides good
...even so all I could manage was 2 miles drive in a month an a half
...hopefully I ll have it back this week.....
...even so all I could manage was 2 miles drive in a month an a half...hopefully I ll have it back this week.....
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Originally Posted by Brucem
Thanks Eric!!
ICEMANN..... does this give you a better clue
i didn't have any water bottles laying around 
ICEMANN..... does this give you a better clue
i didn't have any water bottles laying around
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Originally Posted by Zookie
lol i like your mods. oh and that bottle should be up-side-down with a spout on it, make that a Greygoose Bottle
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i dig your mods! the gauge pod and a pillar in suede is a nice touch. i wouldn't add more variation into the car since you've got suede, yellow bits all over now. very nice and vast improvement over the poseur cf stuff you had before.
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Originally Posted by djantlive
i dig your mods! the gauge pod and a pillar in suede is a nice touch. i wouldn't add more variation into the car since you've got suede, yellow bits all over now. very nice and vast improvement over the poseur cf stuff you had before.
about the only thing left that I want to do is finish the audio, wrap the dash and door panels in black leather and call it a day! well at least for the inside... next is motor work and some other toys
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Originally Posted by LUIS95993
Great improvement Bruce. I installed Gt3 seats last week. I look like I just rolled in the red eye from Vegas after a 3 day binger there every morning when I show up to work. (They make my suits very wrinkly )
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