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Matty 31

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Matty 31 Grand Master

Matty 31

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I have had a bit of a browse, havent really found anything

Im looking to simplify the interior of my R, being race only and all. Ive already taken un-neccesary shite out from behind (speakers and the like)

Wondering if anyone has come across some replacement fibreglass / carbon fibre trims to replace the stock ones. Obviously they would need to have a couple of stock bits added to them (window switches and maybe a door handle surround)

Or on another tangent, has anyone just gone and made something up themselves

Any ideas will be taken here, just looking to simplify yet not lose functionality

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Luke_ENR34 Grand Master

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Not really worth getting man. When you get your cage done your cross bar will hit on them. Better off going a full carbon/fiberglass door later on when you get the cage and zip tie the controls to the cage.

GUN_METAL_GTR32 Grand Master

GUN_METAL_GTR32

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Not really worth getting man. When you get your cage done your cross bar will hit on them. Better off going a full carbon/fiberglass door later on when you get the cage and zip tie the controls to the cage.

REALLY DEPENDS ON THE DOOR SKIN U CHOOSE. u can get get full flat ones that r not an issue and sit way closer to the door shell than the standard skins....

oh really? thats kinda gay if thats the case. still keen to have a look

craig never mentioned anything about door trims being an issue when it came to cages :s

there are plenty of cars running cross bars with the standard door trims, so if u get a carbon fibre one (many of them dont have the bottom posket like the standard door skins) so they r 3 inches or more closer to the doors than factory.....

+ if u r running racing seats (im assuming fixed backs coz of the race car status) then the base of them is also way thinner than standard style recliners so u find more room then again...

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