updated pictures(still 4x4 status, for now) 56k, I wouldn't
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updated pictures(still 4x4 status, for now) 56k, I wouldn't
painted the stockers a few weekends ago and had an exhaust built and figured i share. next to come is tein ss coils and staggered 19s.
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Your car looks good with the painted stockers... Did you do it yourself? Pretty clean job, and once you drop it, it will look SIIIICKKK... Good job bro.
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so far i have have done everything myself. The system, painted wheels, painted front lip and rear diffuser black, black grill, and black emblem. all really easy stuff though. i had my exhaust done because i dont have a bender. wish i did though
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WDP is really the only color that can pull off painted stockers.
Car looks awesome!
Car looks awesome!
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Sorry to double post, but is that air intake that you have custom made??? I was looking for something similar to yours that doesn't sit in the perfect spot for puddle water to get sucked in....
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Looks great man. I feel you on that 4x4 status haha, but your car is going to look great once it's slammed
Get some bumper plugs for the front bumper as well. I heard they are crazy pricey for little pieces of plastic, but it will help out I think.
Get some bumper plugs for the front bumper as well. I heard they are crazy pricey for little pieces of plastic, but it will help out I think.
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all i did was go to my local exaust guy and dug through his scrap pile and grabbed a piece of 3" tubing and wrapped it in exhaust heat wrap. i used a 3" intercooler coupler to attatch the tubing to the throttle body. then bought a 3" filter at the auto parts store. total cost was about $40 and the sound is pretty loud and then you hit vtech and wow! my olnly complaint about the intake is on hot days, there is a noticable power loss due to the high intake temp. and once the intake gets hot, it stays hot for awhile.
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all i did was go to my local exaust guy and dug through his scrap pile and grabbed a piece of 3" tubing and wrapped it in exhaust heat wrap. i used a 3" intercooler coupler to attatch the tubing to the throttle body. then bought a 3" filter at the auto parts store. total cost was about $40 and the sound is pretty loud and then you hit vtech and wow! my olnly complaint about the intake is on hot days, there is a noticable power loss due to the high intake temp. and once the intake gets hot, it stays hot for awhile.
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I agree with Riga. Grab some license plate plugs for your front bumper Black/White. It takes away from the look of a well thought out set of mods like yours.
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