For all you who have been looking for dash kits/ steering wheel kits

[1sikyukon]

Just came across this website off of a different forum. The link below should take you to a part of their website that sells dash kits and steering wheels kits for a fair price and lots of different finishes to choose from check it out.....

http://www.carid.com/home.php?cat=47178

 

[Modded]

I hve known about that site for a while, it sused to be called www.wooddashexperts.com but they recently became Wooview like half a year back then jumped to CarID.
They don't know which name to pick lol, but I did get some Steering peices from there.

 

[1sikyukon]

what i was trying to figure out maybe u know since uve ordered from them before is, are their kits like stick on kits or r they legit like u take out your old peices and these snap into place with the clips like OEM style? any idea?

 

[Nfamous60]

damn good question i would like to change mine but wear and tear dont wanna see it peeling off on the inside that would be BAD on all levels. a clip in replacement sounds even better i would pay a higher price for that comfort.

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hey i looked at the site and read the description. It's a overlay that sticc's to the original but the detailed pictures look damn close to oem only thing is you look at the dash kits closely you can see the raised surface.. to each his own not bad though but for the price should be a direct replacement.

 

[Modded]

They are stick on 3D peices, not like layover decals/stickers or anything.
Let me tell you now, they are strong, they will not just fall off later. My SW peices are solid on there now, they will not even budge.
www.autoanything.com has them too at better prices.

 

[LVyukyuk]

Just FYI, I gave these a shot and ripped them off. Actually, I stopped in the middle of a drive in a parking lot and ripped them off as they bothered me that bad. They are what they say, stick ons. Problem is, you can see your old wood showing through the sides if you look just right. Way to ghetto for me, so I bought black painted pieces that replaced what I had. MUCH better way to go and the cost difference was minimal. I get nothing but compliments and "They said that was not an option when I bought my hoe from the dealer.

 

[Timgco]

oemdash.com does very nice work. I had a custom dash in my H2 and it held up great to every day abuse, dirt from wheeling, and UV protection. I sold the truck and saw it a couple weeks ago. The dash is 3 years old and looks brand spankin new. I knew the previous owner and is a good freind of his to this day. So for me, knowing someone doing these replacement dash parts, was worth it to me. If you guys want pics, let me know and I can post some up form the H2.
www.oemdash.com