hahaha love the black SS wheels! 
that girl and that car. Both of those rearends are perfect 
AFTERMARKET CME KIT's INSTALLED:
AFTERMARKET CME KIT's INSTALLED: Whats up peeps. Like title says, anyone have pictures of their aftermarket CME tips/rear valance installed?
Any tips for me? I bought the 6litereaterdesigns CME Kit and I went to have it painted, bondo'ed to the bumper and the bumper painted... Paint Shop wanted a GRAND. I obviously said, " OH HEEEELLLL NO".
I still have the polished tips and raw valance in my garage 4 months later
I have a white SS and think it would make the car look siiiiiiiick with it installed.
So the reasoning for this thread is to see how people did their kits. How they put the rear valance on. Whether by 3M tape that was provided (And if so, how did it hold?) or pop riveted and 3m'ed?
However you put your rear valance on.. please explain and give feedback about that method. Whether you loved it, hated it, felt indifferent. Have any thoughts at all about it.
I need all the help I can get.
I originally wanted to have it molded to the rear bumper so it looked uniformed and all one piece. But after hearing THAT QUOTE, I dont think I will be doing THAT. Now just painting the rear valance and slapping it on with the provided 3M tape makes me a bit nervous.
So I want to see your cars done. And a short story about it.
Thanks Peep's.
Remember, PICTURES ARE KEY HERE!
Any tips for me? I bought the 6litereaterdesigns CME Kit and I went to have it painted, bondo'ed to the bumper and the bumper painted... Paint Shop wanted a GRAND. I obviously said, " OH HEEEELLLL NO".
I still have the polished tips and raw valance in my garage 4 months later
I have a white SS and think it would make the car look siiiiiiiick with it installed.
So the reasoning for this thread is to see how people did their kits. How they put the rear valance on. Whether by 3M tape that was provided (And if so, how did it hold?) or pop riveted and 3m'ed?
However you put your rear valance on.. please explain and give feedback about that method. Whether you loved it, hated it, felt indifferent. Have any thoughts at all about it.
I need all the help I can get.
I originally wanted to have it molded to the rear bumper so it looked uniformed and all one piece. But after hearing THAT QUOTE, I dont think I will be doing THAT. Now just painting the rear valance and slapping it on with the provided 3M tape makes me a bit nervous.
So I want to see your cars done. And a short story about it.
Thanks Peep's.
Remember, PICTURES ARE KEY HERE!
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sommer, did you blend your cme? i'm pulling mine off and i'm going to re do it and i was wondering what are some of the steps needed to blend it in so it won't crack. just bondo it an smooth it in? a buddy of mine said it will flex an crack possibly
I had mine blended as well. The painter riveted it to the bumper first, then used fiberglass as a filler. The paint he used has some kind of special flex agent in it. It turned out awesome. Save your $ and have it blended. 
I have a question for you. I have a GMMG and I'm wanting to add a CME kit from 6LE. Can you tell me if you had to cut any of the length off of the GMMG exaust pipes to put the 90 degree bends on?
