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Old 4th August 2008, 09:23   #1
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Fusion interiors redone..

Hi Guys,

Check out the new interiors of my Fusion.. Work done at Arush's (Autopsyche) Workshop

This is 2005 model which had all grey interiors. Was kind of bored with the looks, so went in for the makeover..

All grey converted to black. The silver highlightings done on the dash. Upholstery (art leather). Had asked for bucket seats and armrest (front and back), but seems nothing was possible..

Also did denting/painting work on 1 door and both the bumpers (pics later)

Total cost = 40k (approx)
Time: 20days (approx)

For your views!!

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Old 4th August 2008, 10:01   #2
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Looks good and clean. But..
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Had asked for bucket seats and armrest (front and back), but seems nothing was possible..
why's is that?
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Old 4th August 2008, 10:07   #3
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Looks Smashing Now!!! They grey was indeed a bore but looks sporty now.
Do post exterior pics aswell.
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Honestly speaking combination of black dash and Sliver inside is not matching very well, though its looking good.

Excellent seat covers though.
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Looks pretty nice , you should consider getting sports pedals to complete the look
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Looks good and clean. But..
why's is that?
dont know exactly, but i was told that the frame do not support armrest..
for bucket seat, again, i was told that it was not possible (or what ever max possible has already been done.)

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Looks pretty nice , you should consider getting sports pedals to complete the look

nice suggestion will look for one this weekend..

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Looks fine, but are these seats really comfortable ? Personally I do not like those fluffy seats in the car. One more thing, do something about those pedals. Clean them or get racing pedals.
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P.s Bottle, you beat me to the pedal.
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Honestly speaking combination of black dash and Sliver inside is not matching very well, though its looking good.

Excellent seat covers though.

i wanted to match the the silver with the existing silver on gear knob and door lock.. anyother color would look odd. or i had to change the silver on gear knob and lock.
But i agree that the silver could have been better (may be towards grey side)..

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Looks fine, but are these seats really comfortable ? Personally I do not like those fluffy seats in the car. One more thing, do something about those pedals. Clean them or get racing pedals.
cheers

P.s Bottle, you beat me to the pedal.
No problem with the comfort level, but i wanted more comfort (specially for the back seat) which the seat designer failed to provide. He simply sticked to the original curves/fitting and didnt tried anything innovative to make the back seat more comfortable.

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Very nicely done. I like it. Sorta reminds me of my Lancer's interiors, the only difference being I went for a 2 tone grey-black paint combo:
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Trim the dash cubby hole and steering with the same leather and little silver accent in them somehow . hand-stitched preferably , not the wrap around kind
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update..

just wanted to update about my experience with the modifications..

first impression was no doubt good.. but now, i have found out that most of the plastic parts which were removed to be painted are broken. there clips/locks are broken and are simply glued together. this is true even for driver side door lock.

I keep fevi kwick in the car so that whenever i find a broken part (the parts keep falling) i can glue them together.

Some things are broken beyond repair.. like the co passenger under seat storage lock. i cannot even fix it with the glue... the front windscreen film scratched.. the right rear door scratched.. gear lock dislocated (not easy to put gear lock now), rear seat push down button was glued which has now broken completely..

You can imaging the kind of rattling noise i am experiencing due to all this..

overall i am very dissatisfied with the work done and would not advice anyone to do these kind of mods to there car.. or go to a better place/workshop.

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Old 27th October 2008, 19:26   #12
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Damn, that sucks! One of the many reasons I don't like anyone stripping down my brand new car.

Have you tried getting in touch with Autopsyche and asking him for a resolution?
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Old 27th October 2008, 23:50   #13
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Thats a pretty bad experience gaurav, unfortunately didnt get to hear from you about this either. Im surprised why such major problems havent occurred with the tens of other cars we've done? Im sure we would have been out of business years ago if this was a permanent affair. Also, it would be unfair on my part to comment on your problems without having a look. We are not the kind of place that backs out on our customers if theyre not satisfied, so please do come over. Just incase you decide not to, even then i sincerely hope you do get a better place to get your work done. Thats all ive got to say on this thread. Cheers.
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overall i am very dissatisfied with the work done and would not advice anyone to do these kind of mods to there car.. or go to a better place/workshop.
Sad to know your experience i am sure a meet up with Arush can solve your problems.

Trust me there is not a better workshop in Delhi than Autopsyche, Many of the so called Modifiers in Delhi dont even have a proper workshop. I am speaking this after experience, I have visited virtually everybody in Delhi, tried their worked also, nobody even comes close to the quality of work or the level of professionalism that Arush has to offer.
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Sad to know your experience i am sure a meet up with Arush can solve your problems.

Trust me there is not a better workshop in Delhi than Autopsyche, Many of the so called Modifiers in Delhi dont even have a proper workshop. I am speaking this after experience, I have visited virtually everybody in Delhi, tried their worked also, nobody even comes close to the quality of work or the level of professionalism that Arush has to offer.
I agree with sam on this. The only place where i can give my car without any fears is Autopsyche.
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