[grentarc]

I am going to be fixing up the intereior of my '87 model 9000T, and was wondering whether the interiors of all 9000's are interchangeable, as i would like to re-do the interior wiath a black one hopefully including Aero seats (+ what is required to run an aero seat, just power lines???)
anyway.... its going to cost me $200 for the headlining and C pillars, with $30 for the rear shelf. and i can only get it done in black. so i would like a black dash (mine is cracked) and black doors, and new seats, so black leather aero's would be nice while i am at it.

once the interior is done, then i save up the $5500 to get car re-sprayed and small dents fixed (riving along, storm starts around me, then airborne 6m long tree branch slams into the drivers door... )

2nd thing, not interior. Is it possible to fit 9-5/9-3 5 spoke hubs to my car? i have seen some nice rims on a 9-3 Monte Carlo near me (like this)

thanks in advance!

 

[grentarc]

also forgot to mention that i want to replace my ACC with a newer one from a 9000 that has the "Off" button, and would like to know if it is a plug in replacement to my ACC unit

 

[MikeH]

Dunno about the wheels,but the ACC head must carry the same number as the original(I think the number is on the side of the unit) Wrong number match= lots of smoke.
Mike

 

[ylee coyote]

speedparts sell a conversion kit but...
say its for off road use only !!

 

[wrighar]

Originally posted by Grentarc:
[qb]also forgot to mention that i want to replace my ACC with a newer one from a 9000 that has the "Off" button, and would like to know if it is a plug in replacement to my ACC unit    [/qb][/b]

No, the old one uses stepper motors, the newer with 'off' button uses servo's

ANdrew

 

[grentarc]

so i guess not to order a "new" acc unit.
any info on the other interior parts?

i saw the speeparts adapter plates, and thats why i was thinking of the whole hub off a 9-5 including going to the larger brakes (possibly slotted etc..)
thanks for the warning on the ACC!