www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Track/1335/intmodspage.html

Ehh, well as far as those pedals and that shift knob thingy, you can get stuff like that at Autozone...Im not really sure about that interior....I like the stock Fiero interior just the way it is. (of course i do like leather seats and woodgrain or carbon fiber dashes though.)

I'm sorry.....that is GORGEOUS! OMG, I would LOVE to have that. *sigh*

If I only had the cash, and/or expertise!

That's the Pyranha interior.. Russian kit..

with the exception of the huge wing it came with, it's a SWEEEEET looking kit.....

I only wish I could make something that good looking.....

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steve@fieroproject.com
http://www.fieroproject.com

i've got a set of those pedals. can't use 'em though. couldn't get the gas pedal on and the clutch pedal was too wide. it hit the side of the footwell and i couldn't compleatly push in the pedal. look for the small pedals if you try it.

Does anyone know where it can be found?? and how much $$$

I'm with you Homi- that interior is the most beautiful I've ever seen for the Fiero. What a piece of work! Looks like I have a whole NEW mission in life...(to purchase/ fabricate an interior like that!)

-Taiji

I have the pedals and shift knob.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=99075&a=723595&p=21451561&Sequence=2
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=99075&a=5080942&p=20941720&Sequence=4

this is on a short shifter rod:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=99075&a=5080942&p=21451564&Sequence=0

There is another pic of the pedals in the gallery I don't know who's it is.

DXR_DAD

Sign me up for one of those interior kits
cost be damned!I must have it!MAYBE WE COULD
DO A GROUP PRICE THING!!!

quote Originally posted by Taijiguy: I'm with you Homi- that interior is the most beautiful I've ever seen for the Fiero. What a piece of work! Looks like I have a whole NEW mission in life...(to purchase/ fabricate an interior like that!) -Taiji

If you think that's the most beautiful interior you've ever seen, you must not have seen Eddy Snaauw/Scott Tildens interior. His should be for sale in the next month or 2. Here are some pics of it.

Here are some pics of the dash installed in Eddys car.

[This message has been edited by Monkeyman (edited 08-07-2000).]

The interior originally mentioned is from the Pirahna Kit. I think it's Russian... SUpposedly I heard a while back that some company from Pennsylvania was supposed to import it to the states and sell the kit.

I like the Eddy Snaauw/Scott Tilden interior except the door handles... they look like they're only a inch deep. I hate that pit style, I would much rather prefer the handle that you can close your fist around so ya can really grab the door while doing extreme driving. If the part that comes back up (that forms the arc) was the handle I would like the doors.

Heres another picture of that Pyranha interior painted and from the side so you can see the door (and it's handle). The Pyranha interior reminds me of my friends Stealth interior quite a bit.
http://members.aol.com/death2thepixies/Pyranha_door_shot_painted.jpg

Well I dont much care for that first one posted (like I said, I like the stock Fiero interiors), but, Monkeyman, those pics of that interior you posted ARE sweet! That one has really grown on me..is that made by the same company as the first? If not, do you know who makes it? I really like that dash setup, and the black/tan is sweet to!

[This message has been edited by My7Fieros (edited 08-07-2000).]

I like both kits. They are sweet! The second kit looks a little like a Volkswagen interior to me... mostly because of the color combination. Reminds me of the Passat a little bit.

OK this is great but does anyone know where to get the original post interior? I like it a lot and I like to know where I can get this and how much. I still have drull to clean off my keyboard. Thank you all for the great response.

That kit or the interior for that matter is not made anymore....Sorry to bust your bubble but unless someone acctually can reproduce it from the few pics on the web your not gonna have it.......

Loki

I think the second interior is way better. The first interior has kit car written all over it. The second looks like a new car interior. If it will be for sale, make sure you post it to the forum.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Loki:
[B]That kit or the interior for that matter is not made anymore....Sorry to bust your bubble but unless someone acctually can reproduce it from the few pics on the web your not gonna have it.......

That really is to bad. I really liked the interior kit on the first post and I like it better than the second so I guess I'll have to wait. Thank you all for the help on this one.

According to Scott Tilden (the gentleman who purchased Eddys molds), the interior kit should be ready in about a month. I'm trying to keep in touch with Scott on this. He's making a few minor refinements and working on getting a patent. I think the price will start somewhere around $1400US for a bare or vinyl painted kit and go up from there. He said that covering it in leather would add way too much to the price. I'll keep everyone updated as to Scotts progress.

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Grape Ape ('85GT)

theone thing that i find that's missing from every fiero interior is a proper MOMO steering wheel. i have the mod31 race wheel on mine (12.6 in- anything with a larger diameter is too big for a fiero). the center comes undrilled so you can drill it to fit your current hub, or you can take an aluminum ring and make a hub adapter for it. i also have a custom short shifter. it uses a 5/8" bolt for the shaft and it is bent at about a 45 degree angle. my dad's friend drove it and he said it feels exactly like his 800HP porsche 911 twin turbo GT1-R car. the shift knob is custom made of plumbing pieces and is filled with solder to make it about 12 oz. the weight in the knob smoothes out the shift throw. the loud pedal is also modified. it's wider to make it easier to heel and toe when i downshift. and since my gunboat feet are pretty wide anyway, i couldn't push the clutch all the way down to the follr without my foot hitting the carpet in the footwell, so we put a 3/4" extension on the pedal. it looks liek an ordinary aluminum racing clutch pedal, but it goes all the way to the floor without any hangups. the rest of the interior is kinda shabby though, which is why i wahted to transplant the oen from my 85GT. (headliner post). i can try to get pix of the wheel if anyone is interested. the wheel costs ~170 w/shipping from http://www.sportscar-parts.com. the adapter ring is free if you know the right people (anyone who works with aluminum should be able to make you one.)

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me go fast.

For $170, I don't want to have to drill anything. I bought a Grant wheel at Autozone for about $60. It's not leather (although you couldn't tell by looking at or feeling it) and it doesn't have any expensive name on it, but it sure looks good and feels good, too. I'm not flaming your choice of steering wheel, but I'm cash poor and couldn't justify that kind of $$ just for a wheel.

i totally understand monkeyman, i have a grant wheel on my other fiero. but there's a reason why MOMO wheels are that expensive. they're THAT good. i was skeptical at first, but seriously, these wheels are made for race cars so that the drivers are comfortable and it feels like an extension of their hand. the idea is to reduce fatigue. it works. the grant wheel was nice and far more comfortable than the stock fiero bus wheel, but like i sed, you get what you pay for, and the momo is niiiiiiice

I dunno Monkydude, I think I'm still stuck on the first interior. The one you posted is nice, but still a bit boxy for me. As for Black88GT's comment about it lookinging like a kit car interior, my first response was "WHAT???" It looks more production to me than the original Fiero interior! The ONLY issue I have with it, is it sort of remonds me of a Ford interior with all the rounded areas. It's almost TOO much, but still very tasteful. I'm going to do some research and see what would go into making something similar.

-Taiji

According to Eddy, about 600-700 hours of work. Good luck.

yes whoever said they are nto making it was right. I think it came out in kit car about a year ago and the magazine got a huge response. But they messed up and and put the wrong interior pics with the car. Then the Used to be russian car sold it to some company in the US. I am almost positive that I called the new US company and asked them if they had any or were going to make any of thoose interiors and they told me they were not and they don't even make the body kit anymore ethier. Maybee I can dig up my old kit cars and get my facts striaght, but they are packed up in boxes ready to go to school with me so it might be awhile........

To everyone who commented about the Piranha kits:

I have a TR Piranha kit on my '86 Fiero SC. The limited production number for this kit is 8. I got mine for free from my grandfather, as he is a used car dealer, but i know since the kits are very rare they are expensive. im adding a spoiler to my car in about a week, and touchin it up a little bit. Soon I will add a picture to this page so everyone can see how sweet my car is.

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Falconwreslr@aol.com

This Piranha Kit??

That's the Russian kit. there's a Testarossa lookalike kit which is also called the Piranha..

(see what I mean about the big wing??)

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steve@fieroproject.com
http://www.fieroproject.com

I'm sorry, but I think the Russian built Piranha kit is way to gimmicky. I like scoops and ducts, etc, but there are just too darn many on that car. I do, however, like the wing.

i used to think the piranha kit was amazing especially the interior options i've seen. But i'd take an F355 spyder or 2000 Diablo Roadster kit over the piranha any day if i had the money to choose
I find the piranha looks kind of goofy now that i look at it, especially with that wing...*shudder*

That interior isn't a Russian kit at all, its a custom stereo install. The guy made it himself for competition, here is his address. http://www.perigee.net/~lunapark/ I'm guessing if you want that interior it will cost you dearly. later!

my mistake sorry, it looked sort of the same from the link I had.

The interior from the Custom dash and the Pihranna are TOTALLY different.....?????????
Not anywhere clost to the same, well there both custom, thats all....

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Loki
ICQ# 16477998

My vote is for Eddy's dash. The other one looks cool, but I could never own and drive a Fiero that had that interior. If I am ever to succeed in getting another Fiero, I will be putting Eddy's dash/interior in it. Just my $0.02 worth

--Jess

does anyone here read Russian?
http://www.laura.ru/laura3.html

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Supernaut
86 GT (in progress)
86 SE

quote Originally posted by Monkeyman: Here are some pics of the dash installed in Eddys car. [This message has been edited by Monkeyman (edited 08-07-2000).]

Hey Monkey,
What do you think it would cost?? I would like the dash but not the door panels..

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"AHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! All Fiero's don't start on fire you BONEHEAD!!!!"

quote Originally posted by Supernaut:

After seeing this picture, I like the door pannels. The rest of the interior just doesn't do it for me.

--Jess

quote Originally posted by Supernaut: I do like this interior, and the kit for that matter...but I am most interested in what the text in the last paragraph says. Цена готового автомобиля - от 20000$, набора деталей - от 3500$. hmmmm

It says:
The price of the ready automobile - from $20000, for kit - from $3500.

Basically it says that there are many option available in seating, wheels, wings, etc. according to the taste of the customer.

More...
" - the third generation of automobiles " - a new stage in the production program " the Design - centre "Style" on release of sports exclusive models.
The sports automobile is constructed on the chassis of manufacture General Motors by principle KIT CAR. The effective body is made of high-strength plastic.
Under plastic panels - powerful skeleton Pontiac Fiero, strong steel two-level protective bars in doors.
The body can have decorative coverings from polyester pitch such as GELCOAT, or is painted by enamels such as DUPONT or PPG.
The automobile can be equipped with wide scale of engines: - 2.8 V-shaped 6-cylinder capacity 150 h.p. (variant withup to 250 h.p.) - 2.3 QUAD-4 capacity 325 h.p. - 4.6 NORTH STAR, V-shaped 8-cylinder capacity 300 h.p.
Various types transmissions - 4 or 5 step mechanical, or 4 band automatic device are stipulated.

Nothing about it not being available...

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Tennessee Fiero Owners