What rims look nice on a Turbo II
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What rims look nice on a Turbo II
what rims look nice on TurboII's?
On this picture my car used to be white and now its dark charcoal grey.. havent takin any pics of it yet... and i got an r-magic wing......im just wondering what rims i should get??>
On this picture my car used to be white and now its dark charcoal grey.. havent takin any pics of it yet... and i got an r-magic wing......im just wondering what rims i should get??>
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definately a gun metal grey. I really like the 5 spoke style wheels, and also the mesh style wheels (the ones that look like the Viper's and Porsche's racing wheels).
Nice looking car.
Nice looking car.
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Originally posted by Rx7Nub
Hey, what'd you use to remove your side moldings?
I think any 5 spoke rim will look good on a tii almost...
Hey, what'd you use to remove your side moldings?
I think any 5 spoke rim will look good on a tii almost...
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Your car looks nice but what did you do to the headlights!! I still a fan of the pop up lights...... go with some Volk's or some 5 or 6 spoke enkei's would look nice.
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Originally posted by HKSTurboII
I don't know how he did it specifically, but there are clips that you can unclip from inside the door. So just take off the door skin, make sure you windows are up, and you can get at them. Then it's just a matter of molding them flush with filler and sandpaper! (not as easy as it sounds)
I don't know how he did it specifically, but there are clips that you can unclip from inside the door. So just take off the door skin, make sure you windows are up, and you can get at them. Then it's just a matter of molding them flush with filler and sandpaper! (not as easy as it sounds)
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Originally posted by HKSTurboII
I don't know how he did it specifically, but there are clips that you can unclip from inside the door. So just take off the door skin, make sure you windows are up, and you can get at them. Then it's just a matter of molding them flush with filler and sandpaper! (not as easy as it sounds)
I don't know how he did it specifically, but there are clips that you can unclip from inside the door. So just take off the door skin, make sure you windows are up, and you can get at them. Then it's just a matter of molding them flush with filler and sandpaper! (not as easy as it sounds)
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I would go out on a limb and say, it would be filler rather than welding in a strip that long. The reason being is it would be very hard to file the welds into a straight edge that kept the contour of the body. Just too much work! (I could be wrong though)
I'm planning a similar idea for my car, just not as elabrate as his! I'm taking off the trim and molding in an S5 bumper with a front lip so that their will be no lines other than my pop-ups!
I'm planning a similar idea for my car, just not as elabrate as his! I'm taking off the trim and molding in an S5 bumper with a front lip so that their will be no lines other than my pop-ups!
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thanks you for the comments.......thats a jdm boarder house kit for the headlight..... i just removed the motor and left the lights sitting as if the lights are left down ruing the day time if i had pop-ups still. yes the kit is molded.....im not sure what material they used at the shop i brought it to..but they did a nice job....... thank you for the advice for the rims... i removed the side moldings....and that is a JDM kit all the way around......but i made the mistake to mold it but its ok later on if i have money i'll change to another jdm kit or just un mold it....thank you fellow FC members
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i've had the body like this for about 6 months.... no parts cracked...no parts have been warped.... for the rims im lookin at super street....what bout the enkei RC5???
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if you are lookin for a jdm look, and your car is charcol now....IMHO, i think a set of those Advan split tri-stars in black with maybe the red outter rim and accents (very drifter-esc (s.p.)). im not usually a fan of tri-stars, but there is something about those wheels on a sweet driftin' ride, with a damn nice body kit like yours
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Originally posted by HKSTurboII
I would go out on a limb and say, it would be filler rather than welding in a strip that long. The reason being is it would be very hard to file the welds into a straight edge that kept the contour of the body. Just too much work! (I could be wrong though)
I would go out on a limb and say, it would be filler rather than welding in a strip that long. The reason being is it would be very hard to file the welds into a straight edge that kept the contour of the body. Just too much work! (I could be wrong though)
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Originally posted by dr0x
Its actually very easy. When I cant get stuff to stay in place while I am welding and cant clamp it I use some big magnets or clay. I want a TIG welder though...
Its actually very easy. When I cant get stuff to stay in place while I am welding and cant clamp it I use some big magnets or clay. I want a TIG welder though...
All in all, they did a great job on your car!
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You dont have file it down. Take a hammer and bang the welds into the door and put body filler on it. Then sand for like the next week lol. For me to do that myself itd probably cost under 100 to do the whole car (not including paint).
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too answer the question:
1. stock rims that have been painted black with polyurethane paint (hey they look better than stock I swear)
2. 99+ mustang gt wheels
3. cobra wheels
4. 300zxtt wheels
5. volk te-37 (holy hell $$$$)
1. stock rims that have been painted black with polyurethane paint (hey they look better than stock I swear)
2. 99+ mustang gt wheels
3. cobra wheels
4. 300zxtt wheels
5. volk te-37 (holy hell $$$$)
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sorry my friends...there is no link for a website.....that head light kit...its called a JDM boardhouse kit headlight conversion.....my friend recommended me to one of his friends from japan to buy it so i can get that kit....had to pay a hefty amount of money...the whole kit and headlights and "wing" (that i recently got) all imported from japan....my friend sent me the pic from japan on how the kit looks and i decided to get it.....all i kno that it was shipped to my house....i seriously do not kno the name......of my own kit (sounds really pathetic) but yea sorry my friends...........thanks for the replies.....