cool thanks 4 the info.

 

Those seats and lip kit look great.

 

they should of made that lip kit to go around the whole front bumper!

 

It has been a while since I posted any updates, so I thought I would remedy that. I just installed a set of EBC rotors, with some Hawk pads, and painted my rims for winter. The rims were getting a little chewed up from gravel, so I will be buying a new set come spring time. I have also installed a set of seats from an 06 Evolution SE. I will take some pictures of those tonight. I ran out of daylight last night, so I only have pictures of the prep and primer stages of the wheel painting. I went with Duplicolor Performance Bronze wheel paint. I think it turned out well. I will get some pictures of the final product after I am done with class, and post them tonight. As always your comments are greatly appreciated.
New Brake setup.

Wheel Paint (Before)

Primed and Ready for Color Coat

 

Here are the other pictures. I think the rims turned out well. and I love the seats.

 

seats = fap

 

sweet car man. im lovin it and the rims are great.
i might paint my rims too but im still debating if its gonna be bronze or graphite.

 

We had our first snow of the year last night, so I got to try out my new Michelin PA3s.

 

I know that it has been done, but I wanted to post some pictures of my new Evolution steering wheel, WITH CRUISE CONTROL. It was not really that difficult, but there is not a lot of room for all of the wires. Later in the week I will be installing my new light bar and light setup. Thanks for looking, and as always your comments are welcome.
Cheers,
Zack

 

man lookin good. where are u gettin all these evo parts from?

 

Ebay, all the way. I have had pretty good luck.

 

can you post some more details/photos on how you got the cruise control lever on there...

 

Unfortunately, I did not have a camera when I installing the wheel yesterday. To fit the cruise lever, I removed the access cover for the airbag wiring harness and just slid the cruise switch in. There are two screws that secure the wheel to the mounting bracket. I removed the right side screw and used a longer bolt, and spacer to mount the cruise switch. You will have to leave the new bolt a little loose, so you can plug the air bag connector in, then tighten the newly installed bolt. Once all of the connections are made, you will have to mark and notch the wiring access cover. Once notched the cover will snap into place and you will have a factory looking cruise installation. Sorry for the lack of pictures, I just forgot to take the camera with me.

 

I had a little fun in the snow this morning, before I installed my new light bar.




This is my old setup.

And this is a quick shot after I finished the install. I will get some better pictures tomorrow.

 

o wow that looks sick. much better than the old setup.