My Redline Goods Interior
#21
In order to quiet the interior, I installed sound deadening on every metal surface in the interior of the car. I used FatMat, which you can get on Amazon, to cover most of the interior. I used FatMat since it was way less expensive that Dynamat. I used about 250 sq feet of FatMat. I ran out of FatMat, so i ran to Best Buy and got 2 "door kits" to do the doors. I put the FatMat on the inside of the exterior door skin and the Dynamat on the interior of the door. After years of listening to my loud exhaust and not being able to carry on a conversation, I was looking for a quieter interior. I originally had a thinner carpet when I originally purchased my interior the first time, but I just did not like the quality, so I ended up purchasing a higher quality carpet with the mass backing, which should also help in quieting things down.
#23
TECH Regular
Holy Crap! Nice work. Your going to have the best interior of all.
My favorite part of your project is the wrapped center console. I should call redline and get mine wrapped too.
My favorite part of your project is the wrapped center console. I should call redline and get mine wrapped too.
#29
Here you go. I do have to do some things to the console when I get ready to install it. The two holes that are above the aux power port are for the controls for the heated seats I installed in the driver and passenger seats. That is just one of the interior upgrades to help modernize the interior. Also, the rubber around the base of where the E-brake goes through will be replaced by the Redline E-brake boot.
#33
Here is what a Redline wrapped steering wheel looks like. Now, this is not the one that is going in my car, mine will be two-tone with charcoal and the medium gray like the drawing. I changed my mind and decided to go two-tone. I tried to get pics of the stitching you would have to do, or you would have to send your wheel to one of Redline's installers stateside. I am also considering trying to wrap the rest of the wheel...the areas around the steering wheel radio controls...have not decided yet.
#35
TECH Fanatic
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I get what your saying. While a moot point for you now, One idea to majorly up the looks of the center of the wheel( radio control buttons too) and match the finish of the leather is spray with a soft touch clearcoat. It has a matte finish, is super soft and resistant to scratches or marring.
#38
Shipping was not actually that bad. Depends on the size of your box, the weight and how fast you want to get it there. I went through USPS priority mail international. It is more expensive, but your package gets there within a week. I paid $40 to $140 for shipping. When I was looking to send ALL of my interior panels, including the top of the dash panel..the size of the box would have had to go freight, and would have cost $3K to $4K to ship. That was just too crazy. If sending anything over seas, make sure it is packed really well in the smallest size box that protects.
Lets just say I have more than A LOT of hondos invested.
Lets just say I have more than A LOT of hondos invested.
#40
One thing to remember if anyone is thinking of sending your console to Redline. My console was a 6-speed, so if you have an auto, you may have to pay just a tad more for them to make the patterns. It should be pretty close, though. Also, just to remind anyone that looks at the pictures, I added to holes above the aux port for my seat heaters that will not be there.
If anyone has any more questions, just let me know.