Chris Duke shows you how to install a custom Katzkin leather interior in a 2004 Honda Pilot SUV.
Episode Links
Craftsman
Katzkin Leather
AMP Research
Covercraft
Partz Mentions
Craftsman
Canine Covers
Bassani Performance
SilverHorse Racing
It’s The Pits Dog Rescue
Episode Notes
In this episode, Chris shows you how to order and install a custom Katzkin leather interior on a 2004 Honda Pilot SUV. Chris is no stranger to upholstery installs–in fact you can check out our previous episodes on how to install Katzkin leather on a F-150 and a Mustang! So grab your hog rings and a big bucket of popcorn, sit back, and enjoy while Chris does all the work! You’ll learn how to remove the factory upholstery and install a new custom Motorz-branded leather interior, step-by-step!
This episode features our regular segments, Partz, and Letterz. In “Partz”, Chris talks about a complete Craftsman brake tool kit, ceramic headers and a cat-back exhaust kit from Bassani, retro-style window louvers from SilverHorse Racing, and we introduce you to the newest member of our crew, a pit bull named “Chance” who was adopted by the Olhausens through the “It’s The Pits” dog rescue organization. The incredibly handsome Chance appears in this episode, demonstrating the use of the Canine Cover from Covercraft!
As always, be sure to stick around to watch our out-takes at the very end!
Music
This episode features an original Motorz theme song by Jeremy Pritchard.
man, chris is one good looking feller.
This is a let down. . .I was hoping for a car restoration video. :(
This is a let down. . .I was hoping for a car restoration video. :(
Why aren’t you guys uploading more offen? :(
We’ve got more episodes coming soon, and another one coming before the end of this month. It just takes time, and it’s a lot of work producing a TV show with a limited production crew! Thanks for watching and hanging in there for new episodes!
Why aren’t you guys uploading more offen? :(
We’ve got more episodes coming soon, and another one coming before the end of this month. It just takes time, and it’s a lot of work producing a TV show with a limited production crew! Thanks for watching and hanging in there for new episodes!
im disappointed in you guys.. i need more motorz!
im disappointed in you guys.. i need more motorz!
Holy Cow that was a ton of work
Holy Cow that was a ton of work
Its November 3rd.
Thanks for hanging in there! We had two trade shows in October (including SEMA) and now that we’re done with them we can focus on getting the new episodes out!
Its November 3rd.
Thanks for hanging in there! We had two trade shows in October (including SEMA) and now that we’re done with them we can focus on getting the new episodes out!
i do katzkin leather install for a chevy dealership jobs only take 4 hours on car and 6 to 8 on 3rd row suv lot of work but good money
i do katzkin leather install for a chevy dealership jobs only take 4 hours on car and 6 to 8 on 3rd row suv lot of work but good money
I would like to check her oil =)
I would like to check her oil =)
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This is awesome! Can I do this to my mustang to have leather seats?
how a bout a 7.3 L powerestroke Diesel rebuild
HAS TOO MANY WRINKLES….DOESN’T LOOK FACTORY
Much improved , I would of gone a little more custom but I guess it’s just a pilot so no big deal, I hear katzkin is the best ? I hope so I’m close to ordering it for my silverado
I’d need someone to install it for me. I’m sure that I would screw it up.
Nice if you got beat up old seats. But far from factory fit. Nice instructional over all.
I want to do this to my car when I have the money.
I looked at a truck today, and seen it had a katzkin tag on the seat. Made me question the truck a lot immediately. I’m wondering what happened to the truck. It has a clean carfax. I’m really curious about it now. It’s a 2010, so I’m wondering if maybe they were torn and decided to go this route before trade. Really curious. Only 28k miles.
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beautiful work .. the chick aint bad either :-p
I would love to see the outakes of this video with Chris getting frustrated.
Stako, my sentiment exactly! the finished product looks little better than a stretch seat cover. Ugh, lots of work for a piss poor result. Further, I sure hope the funished product that Katzkin actually ships does not have the “motorz” logo or whatever. It looks like an something a ricer would get for fifty bucks at advance auto parts.
How much $ is this to do? Does anyone know?