Cutrara's Interior, Update: 12/26/08 Options

[Cutrara]

Haven't really been posting much the last year or two, so I thought I'd post a couple of pics to show what I've done recently.

Black Aftermarket Leather with blue top stitching (installed by me) and seat heaters (which are installed under the leather but are not wired yet... I need a drill to put in the switches and I haven't been to my parents house in a few weeks.) I used a heat gun to stretch out most of the wrinkles.











7th Gen Short shifter and TRD Knob (also got a black leather boot with blue stitching)


Theres also a USB port in the shifter surround for plugging in flash drives full of music, ipods, portable HDs, etc.


Black Leather Armrest cover with black stitching


Black Reverse Glow gauges with real CF Bezel


CarPC




















I painted the rear-view mirror and map light plastic black. I'm going to be redoing the headliner in black as well. I'm working to update and black out the whole interior. Brand new OEM floormats are on the way. I'm going to get the windows tinted and get an amp and some subs... I'm thinking either a single 10" or 2 10"s because I need room in my trunk.

This post has been edited by Cutrara: Dec 26, 2008 - 11:33 PM

[Cutrara]

Well, I've been doing a little work on the Celica the past few days. I upgraded "The big three" with 4GA wire under the hood and wired the amp on sunday, and mounted and drilled all my holes for my wiring and installed the seat heater switches today. The seat heaters are STILL not wired (who cares though, it's was pretty warm today) but the switches are in.


Here you can see the 4GA wire from the alternator go around the radiator...


...to the battery, and the battery ground to chassis. The alternator bracket/chassis wire is not pictured.

Here are some pics of the amp install:






I also set the gains on the amp using a 1000hz tone to listen for clipping. It's REALLY loud when you do this, and all of my neighbors were probably like "wtf is this kid doing"

I had my roommates drill so I drilled the holes for the seat heater switches: