Summer Carwash, Good weather NJ
08-12-2007, 02:42 AM
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finally the rain stopped. couple pics after a carwash.
pretty satisfied with side black tint film.
those wheels will be blk next week
ctoo flashy with CF fuel lid, but will eventually blend when i get my CF hood
sister's IS = my daily car
sittin low and hot
pretty nice side tint for less than 20 bucks.
my OEM 06 exhaust. Greddy EVO 2 is on its way to replace it
always gotta clean the engine bay
changed to SRI
feels much more responsive with shorter tube.
summers almost over...lets do a NJ meet !
pretty satisfied with side black tint film.
those wheels will be blk next week
ctoo flashy with CF fuel lid, but will eventually blend when i get my CF hood
sister's IS = my daily car
sittin low and hot
pretty nice side tint for less than 20 bucks.
my OEM 06 exhaust. Greddy EVO 2 is on its way to replace it
always gotta clean the engine bay
changed to SRI
feels much more responsive with shorter tube.
summers almost over...lets do a NJ meet !
08-12-2007, 05:33 AM
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it's a car-drive it
nice looking but at first I thought your gas tank cover was torn off and that was the replacement-sorry IMO you are making your car look like a police car-keep it white. as far as a jersey meet they is going to be one in toms river-seaside on 8/25.
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08-12-2007, 01:11 PM
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my gosh your PWP is freaking SICKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKk 
dam but your car is really hot. now that i see those black side tint film i must get it on my car. thanks for making me spend more money
haha okay enough of that WHERE'D you get them from i gotta order me a set of those. for under $20 it looks awesome and very affordable in my case
dam but your car is really hot. now that i see those black side tint film i must get it on my car. thanks for making me spend more money
haha okay enough of that WHERE'D you get them from i gotta order me a set of those. for under $20 it looks awesome and very affordable in my case
08-12-2007, 02:13 PM
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thanks, those lights in the grill aren't for daily driving. it's emergency warning lights. I'm a certified EMT and work at 2 stations actively.
crazycool[o] ->
a lot of ppl asked me about that too, but to be honest no problem at all. if you look at the assembly of our OEM fog, the bulb is surrounded by a metal cyliner cover, and i kept that when i put my HID on. it doesn't hurt or annoy anyone, i always have it on , and cops are totally okay with them. when i only have the fogs on at night, it really points to the ground, so can't hurt anyone's eyes
liquidg3n3rati0n ->
no OUR pwps are sick... lol. about that tint, it's my second set of tint i bought (from the same guy). i pretty much fxxked up the tint because i did it in last cold winter, with no garage... i jus couldn't do it. I got them once again last week and was able to do it. some tips are spray thin layer of water before applying, that way you can move it around and get the correct fit. the water will soon dry, and after you are done playing around with fitment, apply dryer heat for 30 seconds or so. i tell you so far, it's a good mod.
thanks, those lights in the grill aren't for daily driving. it's emergency warning lights. I'm a certified EMT and work at 2 stations actively.
crazycool[o] ->
a lot of ppl asked me about that too, but to be honest no problem at all. if you look at the assembly of our OEM fog, the bulb is surrounded by a metal cyliner cover, and i kept that when i put my HID on. it doesn't hurt or annoy anyone, i always have it on , and cops are totally okay with them. when i only have the fogs on at night, it really points to the ground, so can't hurt anyone's eyes
liquidg3n3rati0n ->
no OUR pwps are sick... lol. about that tint, it's my second set of tint i bought (from the same guy). i pretty much fxxked up the tint because i did it in last cold winter, with no garage... i jus couldn't do it. I got them once again last week and was able to do it. some tips are spray thin layer of water before applying, that way you can move it around and get the correct fit. the water will soon dry, and after you are done playing around with fitment, apply dryer heat for 30 seconds or so. i tell you so far, it's a good mod.
08-12-2007, 02:23 PM
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Looks good. Personally I think it looks better now with the stock hood and wheels, but, whatever.
I'd do the white Euro-R grill if it was my ride and ditch all the fake chrome too.
I'd do the white Euro-R grill if it was my ride and ditch all the fake chrome too.
08-12-2007, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jaehshim
Clee109- >
thanks, those lights in the grill aren't for daily driving. it's emergency warning lights. I'm a certified EMT and work at 2 stations actively.
crazycool[o] ->
a lot of ppl asked me about that too, but to be honest no problem at all. if you look at the assembly of our OEM fog, the bulb is surrounded by a metal cyliner cover, and i kept that when i put my HID on. it doesn't hurt or annoy anyone, i always have it on , and cops are totally okay with them. when i only have the fogs on at night, it really points to the ground, so can't hurt anyone's eyes
liquidg3n3rati0n ->
no OUR pwps are sick... lol. about that tint, it's my second set of tint i bought (from the same guy). i pretty much fxxked up the tint because i did it in last cold winter, with no garage... i jus couldn't do it. I got them once again last week and was able to do it. some tips are spray thin layer of water before applying, that way you can move it around and get the correct fit. the water will soon dry, and after you are done playing around with fitment, apply dryer heat for 30 seconds or so. i tell you so far, it's a good mod.
thanks, those lights in the grill aren't for daily driving. it's emergency warning lights. I'm a certified EMT and work at 2 stations actively.
crazycool[o] ->
a lot of ppl asked me about that too, but to be honest no problem at all. if you look at the assembly of our OEM fog, the bulb is surrounded by a metal cyliner cover, and i kept that when i put my HID on. it doesn't hurt or annoy anyone, i always have it on , and cops are totally okay with them. when i only have the fogs on at night, it really points to the ground, so can't hurt anyone's eyes
liquidg3n3rati0n ->
no OUR pwps are sick... lol. about that tint, it's my second set of tint i bought (from the same guy). i pretty much fxxked up the tint because i did it in last cold winter, with no garage... i jus couldn't do it. I got them once again last week and was able to do it. some tips are spray thin layer of water before applying, that way you can move it around and get the correct fit. the water will soon dry, and after you are done playing around with fitment, apply dryer heat for 30 seconds or so. i tell you so far, it's a good mod.
lol sorry but you didn't answer my question
want to know where you bought it from i guess in this case from who.
08-12-2007, 05:09 PM
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nice ride. looks good....by the way, did you install the a-spec underbody spoiler kit yourself or did you have the dealer do it? how easy is it to install it by yourself?
08-12-2007, 05:30 PM
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thanks jaeshim i just ordered myself a set of these. can't wait to get them and installed.
acura_ak by looking how my body kit was installed which is the a-spec 07 kit it doesn't look to be too hard. its basically composed of bolts screws and double sided tape. the body kit is held pretty tightly by the bolts but from my experience the double sided tape isn't that great. the tape isn't that great because its not near the top ends of the body kit therefore creating a little gap. this can be fixed by purchasing some more 3m double sided tape. how that helps
acura_ak by looking how my body kit was installed which is the a-spec 07 kit it doesn't look to be too hard. its basically composed of bolts screws and double sided tape. the body kit is held pretty tightly by the bolts but from my experience the double sided tape isn't that great. the tape isn't that great because its not near the top ends of the body kit therefore creating a little gap. this can be fixed by purchasing some more 3m double sided tape. how that helps
08-12-2007, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by liquidg3n3rati0n
thanks jaeshim i just ordered myself a set of these. can't wait to get them and installed.
acura_ak by looking how my body kit was installed which is the a-spec 07 kit it doesn't look to be too hard. its basically composed of bolts screws and double sided tape. the body kit is held pretty tightly by the bolts but from my experience the double sided tape isn't that great. the tape isn't that great because its not near the top ends of the body kit therefore creating a little gap. this can be fixed by purchasing some more 3m double sided tape. how that helps
acura_ak by looking how my body kit was installed which is the a-spec 07 kit it doesn't look to be too hard. its basically composed of bolts screws and double sided tape. the body kit is held pretty tightly by the bolts but from my experience the double sided tape isn't that great. the tape isn't that great because its not near the top ends of the body kit therefore creating a little gap. this can be fixed by purchasing some more 3m double sided tape. how that helps
thanks for the info liquidg3n3rati0n.....i plan on buying and installing the a-spec kit myself soon. i believe you also had the s2000 tips on your car also? i plan on adding those tips along with the body kit....it'll look nice when it's all done. thanks.
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