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Because I respect your opinions, and I think some of you have well worn shift elbows, I’m looking for suggestions to the cracking center arm pad currently on my na Miata. My current one is a rather generic leather and foam stapled to wood. It’s functional but showing its age. It is also looking clunky as my interior continues to upgrade.
Thoughts or suggestions appreciated.
The I.L. Motorsports armrest pad is nice. I have had one in Betty for 7 years with no signs of wear. I picked up another for my '95 Laguna.
https://www.ilmotorsport.de/shop/art...522d854d015bb0
https://www.ilmotorsport.de/shop/pro...-Cushion-1.jpg
Just a bit of double sided tape is all that's needed to install.
I second that ^
I used one for years and loved it.
Nakamae perhaps
I made my own years ago. It's held up for over a decade.
https://revlimiter.net/mods/armrest.php
https://revlimiter.net/mods/pix/lid11.jpg
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Originally Posted by revlimiter
I considered doing one like you, but after a brief attempt at something similar decided I was going to pass on doing it myself. But, your blog inspired my door panel redo this weekend and I am exceedingly pleased with the results.
I think I’m far enough down the rabbit hole on those top shelf goodies as it is. But dammit, I wish you hadn’t made me aware of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by vote4pedro
Sorry Bout that. BTW if you are not into quilted, has has other options. ��Quote:
Originally Posted by Infedora
Ok, now you're just being mean. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by vote4pedro
But, how expensive are they?
While so many are getting rid of their center console for bare carpet, it's surprising to see so many who want to add more girth to their center console. I tend to keep my hands on the steering wheel, so I don't really rest my arms (except maybe at a stoplight).