Exciting carbon news!

[mistergav]

Originally Posted by Mike R

Okay, my car is finally coming back soon (got an email yesterday to say cams are on their way ), so will take a set off and send them to be molded. Can you confirm that they are identical for each seat (as in passenger and driver's set are identical)?

Did you manage to take a look at the seat surrounds?

Cheers.

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by mistergav

Did you manage to take a look at the seat surrounds?

Cheers.

Will do as soon as I get my car back .

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by mistergav

Hey Mike,

Interested in making a new rocker cover for us? This is mine but the weave is going in the wrong direction.

Need to get all the other things done first before moving on to anything else .

[SMD]

Any E92 parts?

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by SMD

Any E92 parts?

The E92 is well and truly catered for by every man and his dog - what is it you are after and I am sure I can point you in the right direction?

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by NZ_M3

Mike

Can your man replicate the plastic trim piece that goes on the side the front seats (the "L" shaped piece, plus the little plastic bit that bolts to the seat sliders (part no.3 seen in photo below)



If so and well priced I'd be interested in a pair. The stock OEM pricing for these plastic bits are just a bit over the top.

I've finally got my car back .

I have tried to get the lever off to remove the trim panels to send to my carbon guy, but am scared to force it in case I break anything (especially as you have confirmed the extreme cost of these parts ). Do you have any suggestions on how to best remove this?

[mistergav]

Originally Posted by Mike R

I've finally got my car back .

I have tried to get the lever off to remove the trim panels to send to my carbon guy, but am scared to force it in case I break anything (especially as you have confirmed the extreme cost of these parts ). Do you have any suggestions on how to best remove this?

Mike,

There is lots of detail in here:

http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13142

Cheers

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by mistergav

Mike,

There is lots of detail in here:

http://www.cslregister.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13142

Cheers

Thanks for that - although it doesn't seem to show explain how the lever is held in.

Anyone removed theirs to clarify?

Is there a screw holding it in place or does this thread refer to the three screws per side that hold the plastic cover in situ?

[mistergav]

If you pull the lever out slightly you can see there is a small allen key screw (2mm?) on the top. Once you remove that screw the handle slides right off.

The rest of the trim is very simple.

Cheers.

[Mike R]

Originally Posted by mistergav

If you pull the lever out slightly you can see there is a small allen key screw (2mm?) on the top. Once you remove that screw the handle slides right off.

The rest of the trim is very simple.

Cheers.

Mucho grassy-arse