Detailed my ride... Some new XL pics [56K beware!]
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Detailed my ride... Some new XL pics [56K beware!]
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Alpine D310
Alpine MRD-605 Mono + JL 300/4 + Two 10W3V2 JL Subs in the T-Top Box from you know who
Your Opinions... I need to get the Hood Painted... It's only Gel Coated right now!!
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Thanks ALOT for the compliments guys... Reading'em just made my 4 hr detailing job worth it!!
I'd absolutely LOVE to keep the springs [ they are DMS with Koni SAs all around ] but the rear tires rub so much around turns, and bumps... I cringe everytime I go around a turn above 40 mph and hear that " Khurrrrrrrrr " sound
At the very least I need to get the fender lip rolled to be able to ride on these springs, but :
1 - I don't wanna hammer'em in myself because I fear I'll end up cracking the paint or worse yet, cause body damage
2 - I've been to a few body shops, and they either don't wanna do it because of the possibility of body damage and they being held liable for it OR, they're asking for a rediculous amount [ $200 + ] to do it..
I'd absolutely LOVE to keep the springs [ they are DMS with Koni SAs all around ] but the rear tires rub so much around turns, and bumps... I cringe everytime I go around a turn above 40 mph and hear that " Khurrrrrrrrr " sound
At the very least I need to get the fender lip rolled to be able to ride on these springs, but :
1 - I don't wanna hammer'em in myself because I fear I'll end up cracking the paint or worse yet, cause body damage
2 - I've been to a few body shops, and they either don't wanna do it because of the possibility of body damage and they being held liable for it OR, they're asking for a rediculous amount [ $200 + ] to do it..
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Originally Posted by 2k2 camaro
Looks badass.. Sucks you have to have a front plate though..
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Originally Posted by Red 01SS
Yep, looks AWESOME! Do you have any side shots? I would like to get a better look at those ZR1's on the TA
Yes I do have side shots, I'll post'em up in a bit...
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Originally Posted by RahuL
Thanks ALOT for the compliments guys... Reading'em just made my 4 hr detailing job worth it!!
I'd absolutely LOVE to keep the springs [ they are DMS with Koni SAs all around ] but the rear tires rub so much around turns, and bumps... I cringe everytime I go around a turn above 40 mph and hear that " Khurrrrrrrrr " sound
At the very least I need to get the fender lip rolled to be able to ride on these springs, but :
1 - I don't wanna hammer'em in myself because I fear I'll end up cracking the paint or worse yet, cause body damage
2 - I've been to a few body shops, and they either don't wanna do it because of the possibility of body damage and they being held liable for it OR, they're asking for a rediculous amount [ $200 + ] to do it..
I'd absolutely LOVE to keep the springs [ they are DMS with Koni SAs all around ] but the rear tires rub so much around turns, and bumps... I cringe everytime I go around a turn above 40 mph and hear that " Khurrrrrrrrr " sound
At the very least I need to get the fender lip rolled to be able to ride on these springs, but :
1 - I don't wanna hammer'em in myself because I fear I'll end up cracking the paint or worse yet, cause body damage
2 - I've been to a few body shops, and they either don't wanna do it because of the possibility of body damage and they being held liable for it OR, they're asking for a rediculous amount [ $200 + ] to do it..
First off, car looks great!
As for the rear wheels, I rolled my own fenders with the help of another board member (Arachnotron). I rented the roller and a heat gun from Tony (Nine Ball), but there is another board member who rents his out and I believe he's in the tri-state area, which should work out better for you. It's not hard, as long as you take your time and do it a little at a time. As for the rubbing, your options are to hammer in the inner fender wells OR you can look into getting some 1/4" wheels spacers. You can do up to 1/4" without having to change your wheel studs. Anything bigger and you should get longer studs, for safety's sake. 1/4" is very small, but should give you the clearance you need.
-Mike