Pics of my FD...new paint, rims, body parts
05-04-04, 02:34 PM
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Here is the link for Rotary Extreme and the side skirts. http://www.rotaryextreme.com/typef.html
You can see them in these pics. They are $650 for the pair.
Beautiful car by the way. Nice job.
You can see them in these pics. They are $650 for the pair.
Beautiful car by the way. Nice job.
05-04-04, 04:21 PM
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I also like the side skirts which I pretty much thought I'd never say about any side skirts so good choice there!
On the back up lights. Well I don't think the stockers fade that easily, but if they are I think they would look much better if you sanded them down with say 800 grit sandpaper and paint them with the window tint spray. Mask the reverse light when spraying and you can polish the 800 grit scratches out when the tint dries.
Since you already have the other lights experiment with your old ones and see if you like it.
I think the dark look would match the taillights better...
Either way your car looks good
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On the back up lights. Well I don't think the stockers fade that easily, but if they are I think they would look much better if you sanded them down with say 800 grit sandpaper and paint them with the window tint spray. Mask the reverse light when spraying and you can polish the 800 grit scratches out when the tint dries.
Since you already have the other lights experiment with your old ones and see if you like it.
I think the dark look would match the taillights better...
Either way your car looks good
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05-04-04, 10:24 PM
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bumper + catback
Nice all around. Wish they made a whole car kit of carbon parts (meaning quarterpannels and all)- then the hood would blend. CF is getting cheaper all the time i guess.
Wont the catback melt the bumper? Looks like its sitting right on it.
Wont the catback melt the bumper? Looks like its sitting right on it.
05-04-04, 10:34 PM
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Not really a fan of how that bumper looks (it's a lip, but it's not a lip, and it's all fiberglass) and I have a moral objection to clear lights and ADR wheels. Overall though it looks pretty good.
05-04-04, 10:44 PM
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Originally posted by doncojones
Not really a fan of how that bumper looks (it's a lip, but it's not a lip, and it's all fiberglass) and I have a moral objection to clear lights and ADR wheels. Overall though it looks pretty good.
Not really a fan of how that bumper looks (it's a lip, but it's not a lip, and it's all fiberglass) and I have a moral objection to clear lights and ADR wheels. Overall though it looks pretty good.
No kidding about the clear lights and ADR wheels. Cheap wheels like that belong on an Accord, like the silver one you painted it after. Can ADR come up w/ any original ideas? NO! Otherwise, nice looking.