Our Interior – Misc Accessories category bundles niche cabin add-ons: vehicle-specific cup holders, sunroof blanking panels, trunk firewall panels, organisers and race-grade padding. These durable pieces enhance comfort and functionality with a neat OEM-like fit. Always check exact model compatibility and follow the recommended fitment guidelines.
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Brief Summary & Key Benefits
The Interior – Misc Accessories range brings together useful cabin items that don’t fit classic categories: vehicle-specific cup holders, sunroof blanking panels, trunk firewall partitions, universal organisers and roll-cage padding. Expect tidy OEM-like fitment, stable mounting and day-to-day practicality. Chosen well, these parts improve comfort, reduce small rattles and deliver a cohesive, factory-style finish.
Technical Basics
Cup holders and organisers are typically impact-resistant ABS or PC-ABS with internal ribs and anti-slip geometry. Sunroof blanks use glass-fibre composites (GFRP) or aluminium to save weight while keeping stiffness. Trunk firewall panels are rigid plastic or composite sheets that help separate the cabin, reducing draft and improving trim neatness. Roll-cage padding employs dense foam to mitigate head impact and withstand heat, UV and oil vapour.
Compatibility depends on body codes, console layouts and facelift differences. Fixing methods include screws (M5–M6 in many cases), snap-in clips, hook-and-loop and pre-applied acrylic foam tape. Intended load (hot drinks, tall bottles) dictates wall thickness and lip geometry in cup holders. Typical pitfalls are poor substrate prep, missing backing plates and short screws with insufficient thread engagement.
Selection Criteria
Start with exact model/year matching—centre consoles and armrests may vary. Define your use: for commuting a compact, narrow holder is fine; for road trips, pick a design that grips larger bottles. Choose the mounting style next: snap-in or bolted solutions suit permanent installs, while taped overlays preserve easy return to stock.
When choosing a sunroof blank, balance weight and insulation, and plan proper sealing. For trunk firewall panels, verify seat position, belt anchors and available mounting points. For competition, select high-density cage padding and follow current regulations and scrutineering guidance.
Installation & Maintenance
Clean and degrease surfaces; for taped parts, apply at 15–25 °C and allow full cure. For bolted joints, use correct washers and torque (commonly 4–10 Nm on M5–M6). On composites, add load-spreading washers to prevent edge cracking. Fit padding snugly; gaps reduce protective effectiveness.
Maintenance: check for loosening, cracks and wear. Use neutral-pH cleaners on plastics; harsh solvents can stain. Wash foam and fabric with mild soap, let them fully dry, and replace missing spacers or bushers to eliminate buzzes.
FAQ
Q: Will the cup holder support large bottles?
A: It depends on the geometry and material. Product photos/specs indicate suggested sizes—avoid forcing oversized containers.
Q: Can I revert to stock later?
A: Yes. Snap-in and bolted parts are removable; taped pieces can be warmed and peeled with careful adhesive cleanup.
Q: Are sunroof blanks waterproof?
A: With correct sealing and alignment, yes. Perform a water test after installation.
Q: Do firewall panels improve noise comfort?
A: They can reduce draft and minor noises; full acoustic isolation requires additional layers.
Q: Should I use threadlocker?
A: Medium-strength compound is helpful on vibration-prone joints—always follow the manufacturer’s guidance.
