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Removed factory shelf/tray under dash on driver's side
Lots more leg room under the dash once I removed the black plastic tray under the steering wheel. Simply take a very small, skinny screwdriver (jewelry type) push up the center pins and the shelf will just pop off. Next clean it with leather cleaner/co · 08/18/2004 -
Full Leather
Dash, pilars, doors, seats... Everything! · 04/12/2005 -
Alu sport pedals w/ rubber dots
Thanks to Gert @ www.carnewal.com · 04/12/2005 -
ROW M030 Suspension
A great compromise for spirited street driving at a cost effective price · 10/25/2005 -
Black Floor Mats w/ Silver Badge
Set of two for $209 plus tax and S/H. IMHO, For that price though they should have come with all 4...<br /><br />Got the idea here...<br /><a href='http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17540&highlight=mal28' target='_blank'> · 05/24/2005 -
Aluminum Guages Rings
Tricky to install with silicone, but the look is great! · 06/23/2004 -
Clear Headlights & Turn Signals
This really updated the look of my 99'. I highly recomend it! <br /><br />I secretly wished that they were litronics...Which look super cool and cost upwards of $1200+....<br /><br />But I got these for a fraction of the price. That is why · 07/01/2004 -
Driver's Side Lumbar suport (Inflateable)
Stangely enough I prefer the support at it's lowest setting, yet when inflated though, it is very firm and can be moved up/down in relation to your lumbar lordosis (curve). · 06/28/2004
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