[QUOTE]Originally posted by ruexp67
[B]Here are some pics of my interior mod:

 

Homelink module:


Hardwired radar detector and PocketPC Gps:

 

Ralper, et all. Here is the link to the console cover install:

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...threadid=125440

 

Of all the stuff I have bought and will probably buy, the one mod that makes life in the interior of the S2000 far better is Modifry's glove box organizer. It deals directly with the greatest shortcoming of the car for me: lack of interior storage space. Additional mods to provide more interior storage would be very welcome.

 

I would have to say my favorite interior mods are quite diverse based upon which aspect of the original design they augment.

Comfort:
Rick's Headrests (red to match the all red interior). These really provide support to my neck. I found that pre-headrests, my head was sinking into the recess in the seat. All passengers have commented on the marked increase in comfort
.
Rick's VooDoo Ti Shift Knob, boot and knob sock (park in the sun anytime). I cannot explain how this makes the car shift smoother. Just take my word for it. Think of a pendulum swinging back and forth. The increase in weight over OE provides a crisper throw. It is countersunk so it sits lower, optimal height for me.

Convex Rearview Mirror.

Audio:
DJ Qude Audio control mod-If you listen to MP3's this is a must have. Also allows you to search radio stations.
Rear Speakers- These really provided mid-bass and balance to the audio system.

Engine related:
Rick's Nordskog Gauges-they match the red theme and let me know how she is running. Form and function.


I am still waiting for Cyberlogic to produce the passenger side glovebox.

 

I changed the dark graphite color to Sebring Silver to match the body.





-Pete

 

Kodokan, that's beautiful!

I've got a '00 Silverstone/Red with no mechanical or exterior mods, but 11 interior changes (mostly OEM or Muz). In order of desirability. to me anyway:

- OEM convex LH mirror from Muz.
- OEM Ti shift knob from HandA.
- Muz Mat.
- One piece Muz floor mats.
- Sony drop-in replacement speakers.
- OEM Aluminum dead pedal.
- Removed worthless sunvisors.
- Miata roll.
- OEM wind deflector.
- Leather console cover.
- Removed paint from shift boot surround trim.

 

Kodokan, that is gorgeous. If you don't mind me asking, how did you do this. Obviously with paint, but did you add anything to it?

Looks really good.

 

yes, do tell

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by xviper
[B]
Man O man, ralper, except for the hardwired cell phone thing, I've done all the same stuff.