You saw this?

Is that the peel and stick vinyl stuff? I want real Carbon fiber.

Also, Received my Nardi ebrake handle. I'm going to have to send it back. Have some bubbles in the resin, there is glue seeping from the seams between the CF and a metal ring, also it looks like there's a smear of adhesive on the handle from when they affixed the Nardi logo to the handle. I'm going to call the place I ordered it from and see if they'll check the product first before sending another.

http://i58.tinypic.com/2utkj6b.jpg

Any updates! man im eager to see a DIY for this.

:confused:so maybe I am completely missing a link or something.... but is there a DIY out yet for the e-brake replacement? All the pretty handle pics are nice and all, but how the hell do I take my OEM handle off without destroying it all? lol

Bump from the dead any new information on this?

Here's my Shift Solutions e brake handle

How was the install? I've never messed with the ebrake in any of my vehicles.

Here's a tutorial to do the NRG handle which is pretty easy. The Shift Solutions that I did required a lot more modifications. I had to cut off the circled area plus some other mods on top of what needed to be done for the NRG handle. It was quite a bit of work but not super difficult.

I have a completed handle with the NRG handle and a Redline Goods alcantara e brake boot I'd be willing to sell.

I know old post but is this still available or did you sell it allready?

Was that you that contacted me on IG? If not, that one is sold but I custom build them to order so I can build whatever style you want. Usually a 2 week turnaround. I don't build them with the NGR handle, that was just a test handle. Here are a couple samples of what i do.

Guys:
For those wanting a nice look, a good price, and a simple install, I recommend this one from Autotrimming (available on ebay):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184476105144
It's made specifically for the 370z. It's available with several different stitch colors, and it's only about 23 bucks. Best of all, it's easy to install. All I did was carefully pry off the rectangular rubber seal around the base of the e-brake. Then I slid on the gaiter (a cinch!) and stuffed the bottom skirt down through the opening. Then I reinstalled the rubber seal. It's held in with about 15-20 little rubber tabs that stick through slots in the plastic center console.
Here's a picture of the finished product.
Cheers,
Steve

I can vouch as I have the same but simply tucked into the OE rubber seal with a plastic pry tool.
Wish there was an easy solution for the exposed handle though.