DIY garage spliter/lip
I know it's stupid and cheap(which is the best part) and hardly noticed as much of anything but I got around to doing it and it looks SO much better along the front.
Without it my stance and such still looks good..... http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...m/P1000726.jpg BUT! It's just too plain along the bottom edge. So lets see what we can do about that.... It's nice that we have this urethane guard here that we can straight up attack! http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...m/P1000929.jpg Line up starting from the rear to make sure the lengths are all right and I started from the corner and worked out with the self tapping screws. http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...m/P1000931.jpg You can see I edged it off so it blends into the bumper cover. I did the same in the end to the back edge by the wheels to. http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...m/P1000932.jpg Then TA DAAAA!!!!! http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...m/P1000944.jpg I'll have to remember to get some daylight pics of the whole front all done. I'm gonna "spat" the rear in the same fashion and then turn the stuff upside down and line the edge of the sideskirt area like a accent and double sided tape it to make sure it stays in place along the top against the body. Comments? -Gaddis |
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Looks nice!
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I'd like some carbon fiber engine dress up, I can't find any engine pics of what I'm talking about right now but like plastic cover in front manifold around the power steering reservior or maybe the center peice in the manifold. I would totally buy those if you made em =)
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I contemplated this at one point, but the rolls of this stuff didn't come long enough to do the entire front end of our huge cars. I never thought of just doing the edges likes this.
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