[AaronP]

Browsing the Internet I found some pics of Pvc Piping in the dash, doors, and behind front seats. It looks awesome! ordered it in Sublime Green color 4.8mm thickness, will post before and after photos once I get it installed. 1$ per foot.

Here's the link if anybody is interested:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/37116546702...49.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&rmvSB=true

 

[HemiMetal]

It's a popular mod here. Quite a few members have "piped" their interior trim. I'm sure some will respond with pics. :smileup:

 

[TikiMan]

Plan on having some really sore thumbs when your done !

 

[MIDNITE RT]

Try a little soapy solution and the handle of a small screw driver to press it into the seam.

 

[Scooter]

If I could find a red to match the color of my Radar Red leather I would be all over this.

 

[RunningWithBeers]

Best tip I've heard for piping is to get a screen door roller tool to save your thumbs. I like my piping but I might want to change colors once I'm done wrapping my interior peices.

Take
Jay

 

[HemiMetal]

If I could find a red to match the color of my Radar Red leather I would be all over this.

Try this: RED VINYL PVC PIPING WELT WELTING 1/8” 3mm

I also have the Radar Red interior, but if I were to do this mod, I would use black piping to create contrast between the red leather door inserts and the slate gray plastic door panels: BLACK VINYL PVC PIPING WELT WELTING 1/8" 3mm

 

[Home Theater Guy]

That is a great mod for the money.

 

[AaronP]

Before / After Pictures

Everything went on ok... there are some spots where it is very loose and the door ones don't want to stay and I will probably end up removing those. The part of the door that is not done... I can practically stick the whole pvc tubing through it so I improvised a little.

And Just for Fun!!!

 

[Coyote]

Funny thing, I had this on my previous Challenger. I ordered red piping for my new Challenger, but all, and I do mean all, the groves were so tight on tolerances that I could not get the piping in in any of the usual spaces. Even gentle prying did not yield enough room to install this.

 

[callou2131]

I used a screen roller on mine. I did one door and it took quite a while and my thumbs were hurting. Got the screen roller and knocked it right out. Remember when it is cold things contract. When it gets warmer, those loose pieces may be tight