So I ordered the Redline Goods Interior Kit for my Evo IX MR.

Here is my review:

• It took almost 3 weeks to receive it.
  
  
• Item was shipped from Poland. I wish I would have known this prior to purchase. I was under the impression I was purchasing something being made in the USA not Poland.
  
  
• Quality of the product looks top notch. Everything fits correctly. And in my opinion it looks like it should have came this way from the factory!
  
  
• I ordered the extra padding on the armrest. Definitely worth the extra cost! It feels very comfortable resting my elbow now compared to the stock armrest.
  
  
• I'm very pleased with the new look. I apologize for the car being dirty. (New York winters) Tell me what you guys think!

 

Shift boot looks good. I don't like how the arm rest/cubby cover looks though.

 

yea...arm rest looks like it was thrown together last-minute. none of the stitching on it is straight and that huge "bunch" of fabric in the back is "meh"

 

Yeah I think I have to staple it down better.

 

i like mine! it did take a long time, but i got a steering wheel with wrap, shift boot, and ebrake boot.

 

i do wish that they offered replacement door cards though

 

very nice! I've been eyeing their products for some time, definitely on my to-buy list!

 

Hi

that is a great idea! We do have them for the Evo X, and we'd love to add them for the 7/8/9 (Actually personally I've always loved the IX over both anything Subaru came out with and above the X so I'd love to enhance our product line for this car!)

Here's what our cards for the X look like:



and the rears



OK... so we need a volunteer who'd like to send us their stock cards (or pay for us sourcing cores) to get them in leather/alcantara for FREE. More info here: http://www.redlinegoods.com/notsupported2.php

Have a great day,
Maciek

 

Looks great man!

 

the cluster is a overlay from ebay. i painted the steering wheel, and center counsel black pearl

 

not bad, I want to do my arm rest. Mitsu could have put a little effort into an interior lol.

 

Mitsubishi was too busy trying to figure out where to place the button for the cruise control