Just received the DMM Armrest today, i was skeptical at first especially at the price, but then found out they were hand made, Kudos to DDM, its definitely top quality and functional as well, if you have 195.00 burning a hole in your wallet then i would recommend.
DDM Arm Rest for the slingshot
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Keep your hands on the wheel and you wont need it.
Looks nice though.
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Just received the DMM Armrest today, i was skeptical at first especially at the price, but then found out they were hand made, Kudos to DDM, its definitely top quality and functional as well, if you have 195.00 burning a hole in your wallet then i would recommend.
I have some powder coated cup holders would I be able to use them?
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Now I just need a couple hundred for another accessory. Problem is I have $2500 of other mods I am looking to do first. Not to mention over the past year l've spent $5000 and don't have a turbo or SC on it. Someone
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I'm hoping that they can have an option with red stiching to flow with the shift boot I have bought and the ebrake I got from gp customs but looks great btw
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I have some powder coated cup holders would I be able to use them?
My color-coded (red) cup holders (bought on EBay) would not fit in the DMM armrest, I had to go back to the OEM black ones which are more tapered. BUT, I bought the color-coded rings from Slingmods, and they look great!!
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Here's my dilemma..My stock cup holders were a bitch to pop out, had to pry ever so carefully..With this armrest if I ever changed cup Holders Im worried I would put a hole in pad.....Unless theses a way to secure cup holders , but have them pop easy some other way? Maybe file the plastic that locks them in a bit???
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I so agree with @Travis. I never really thought about buying all the other stuff for it. The Slingshot was great out the door of the dealership. Then along came all the mods that I just had to have.
The stock Look/ feel now when I look back just seemed so cheap....Now it's Luxury!!
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Here's my dilemma..My stock cup holders were a bitch to pop out, had to pry ever so carefully..With this armrest if I ever changed cup Holders Im worried I would put a hole in pad.....Unless theses a way to secure cup holders , but have them pop easy some other way? Maybe file the plastic that locks them in a bit???
That's exactly what I'd do with my cup holders......It would drive me nuts if I thought I'd scratch or damage something every time I wanted to pull the stock ones out. A little time and patience with the file should do the trick and make them so they lightly snap in and pop out without much effort
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I have my heated seat switches mounted next to the e brake, so I would have to cut a hole in the vinyl to mount the switches, not sure that would be a good idea.
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Here's my dilemma..My stock cup holders were a bitch to pop out, had to pry ever so carefully..With this armrest if I ever changed cup Holders Im worried I would put a hole in pad.....Unless theses a way to secure cup holders , but have them pop easy some other way? Maybe file the plastic that locks them in a bit???
The first time is a little tight. Just use PLASTIC chisels, you can buy a nice set on Amazon. After a few insertions, they come in and out more easily. For the stock ones. After market ones will be tighter in the stock SS, and may not fit in the DDM armrest.
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Here's my dilemma..My stock cup holders were a bitch to pop out, had to pry ever so carefully..With this armrest if I ever changed cup Holders Im worried I would put a hole in pad.....Unless theses a way to secure cup holders , but have them pop easy some other way? Maybe file the plastic that locks them in a bit???
I pop mine out from underneath ..... just reach up there and knock them sideways then they pop right out from the top. Put them back in with the plastic tabs lined back up with their original installed locations and the next time they come out even easier......no tools..no chance of scratching anything ......
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^^^^ These last 2 posts are making me hot...
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Cured!!! Thanks (I think?!) Brother...
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Here's my dilemma..My stock cup holders were a bitch to pop out, had to pry ever so carefully..With this armrest if I ever changed cup Holders Im worried I would put a hole in pad.....Unless theses a way to secure cup holders , but have them pop easy some other way? Maybe file the plastic that locks them in a bit???
These work great used them many times to remove trim without scratching painted or any plastic surface.
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Filed cup holder catches just a hair. they still lock in , but come out easy if needed...I bought the DDM works arm rest pad. Fills spot/ recessed void nicely and I have actually noticed more comfort...Nicely made...finishes off everything I have done in Sling
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I'm waiting to place an order mine I wish they have an option for different stick colors
