Suede Pillers, Overhead panel, and Visors

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  • Tricked 323i
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    Nailed it. Infinity Kappa CS693, IIRC. THE hot shit in about 1984. EMIT tweeter, burly 4" mid and a decent 6X9 woofer with a 3 way crossover. The early versions had a single crossover for 6 speakers...shitty to install, let me tell you.

    Good god, I have not seen a set of those in years.

    Cannot believe someone mentioned Kricket...green speakers FTW!
    I thought it was old school Kappa, what other speakers were out with no grill and mylar exposed? HS days.........lol
    Kevin

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by Tricked 323i
    Old school infinity? If I am right it just shows my age.........lol
    Kevin
    Nailed it. Infinity Kappa CS693, IIRC. THE hot shit in about 1984. EMIT tweeter, burly 4" mid and a decent 6X9 woofer with a 3 way crossover. The early versions had a single crossover for 6 speakers...shitty to install, let me tell you.

    Good god, I have not seen a set of those in years.

    Cannot believe someone mentioned Kricket...green speakers FTW!

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  • morningsmiler
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    Originally posted by bimma360
    Still no updates as the car is still in the shop. Hopefully i'll have that damn thing back soon enough. To be honest, just use some of the heavy duty glue that has been suggested in this thread and i'm sure you wont have any problems. When i'm installing my new interior, i'll be redoing the rear shelf in the same material i used for the pillars (since i have a good amount left) and will be using the more heavy duty glue suggested.

    Dave
    I have some glue called K-grip that I use that holds up really well. I think I'll give that a try.

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  • Tricked 323i
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    Old school infinity? If I am right it just shows my age.........lol
    Kevin
    Last edited by Tricked 323i; 11-14-2008, 03:08 PM.

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  • atomic
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    Nope, not even close. Next?



    Altec Lansing?




    Cricket?


    Edit --- And I mean old school, late 70's early 80's...


    If not I have no F'ing clue...
    Last edited by atomic; 11-14-2008, 03:38 PM.

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by accident
    It reminds me of the Monsoon setup Pontiac was pushing...
    Nope, not even close. Next?

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  • accident
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    Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
    major props to anyone who can name that speaker system...
    It reminds me of the Monsoon setup Pontiac was pushing...

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  • StereoInstaller1
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    Originally posted by NC325iC
    like you said too much suede can be a bad thing...

    found this in the interior faq on s14.net

    (this is perfect, he looks down at the picture right before he pukes)
    major props to anyone who can name that speaker system...

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  • Stephen
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    I see a small business oppurtunity... 50$ installs of a dash or overhead panel... Id do it, beats swapping out to an uncracked dash and looks WAY better then a dash cover

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  • kronus
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    Eh, i don't see anything bad about that ^^

    Makes me want to hug it :)

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  • NC325iC
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    like you said too much suede can be a bad thing...

    found this in the interior faq on s14.net

    (this is perfect, he looks down at the picture right before he pukes)

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  • bimma360
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    Originally posted by Tricked 323i
    I just checked it I can get you hogrings and pliers if you need them. I have great automotive grade suede's if you feel yours will do the job. Feel free to document all you want, I think the thing that sets me apart from others kits is attention to detail.
    Kevin
    Thats true... i love the interior i got from you. Cant wait to start this installation this wed.

    Dave

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  • Stephen
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    Wow, that looks much better than expected...

    Anyone try a dash yet? someones gotta have an old cracked one laying around

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  • Tricked 323i
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    Originally posted by bimma360
    Thanks Kevin. I was planning on doing the landua's with the spray gun. Good call on the UV treatment... almost forgot about that. Also, i sent you a PM on e30tech with a question about hog rings.

    Dave
    I just checked it I can get you hogrings and pliers if you need them. I have great automotive grade suede's if you feel yours will do the job. Feel free to document all you want, I think the thing that sets me apart from others kits is attention to detail.
    Kevin

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  • bimma360
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    Originally posted by Tricked 323i
    Dave,
    Make sure all your suede is UV treated or it will fade on you. As far as glue goes just use a good Landau top contact cement and it will outlast your car. It is the glue they use to put the vinyl tops onto metal roofs, and you know how how hot that can get. I would also suggest using it for your door inserts as well.
    Kevin
    Thanks Kevin. I was planning on doing the landua's with the spray gun. Good call on the UV treatment... almost forgot about that. Also, i sent you a PM on e30tech with a question about hog rings.

    Dave

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