Dude the car looks amazing! And the hood will just tie everything together. I really want this kit but damn is it expensive. Post up pictures when you get the hood on.


hmmm....caddy....I need to go apply for that job down here.

 

Looks great bro...

 

thanks guys

 

Very nice and great prep and paint

 

your my hero for not puting that ugly mesh grill in the1/4 scoops. paint looks spot on, very nice car.

 

looks sharp.. y'all done a great job..

 

thanks. and yeah the mesh grill that came with the kit wasnt gettin it for me

 

Fantastic job, looks great! I wouldn't go with mirror covers, just take the mirrors off, sand them down and paint them. It really makes a difference and looks much better. As for the comments on the side exhaust, some of them may have been from me. The problem is with the 20" wheels the gap over the wheels looks funny if you don't lower it, I think that's why the other guy asked. I started out with the 20" Raceline wheels and lowered with the Eiback Pro springs. My exhaust was so low I hit EVERYTHING. Since then I changed back to the stock springs and 17" wheels with big rubber to fill the wheel well. If you can live with the huge wheel gap, that's why you don't have the problem with clearance like everyone else mentions. I'm not sure how you feel about the fog lights in the lower grill but in case you weren't aware, Cervini's has a lower grill without the foglights too. Any way, great looking car and CONGRATS! -Joe

 

yeah i totally understang what your saying joe, but a lot of people were saying even at stock height they had sooo many problems, which was weird cause im find. But yes, if i lowered it, i would be F**ked. Hopefully painting the mirrors will definitely be a future mod.

 

I totally agree with you. At stock height I have no clearance problems at all and I love the side exhaust! I went with 17" wheels with big 28" rubber in the back. The large black tire makes the gap not look bad at all. The problem with the 20" wheels is then the tire is so thin it makes the gap look huge. So when I went back to the stock springs I had to buy the 17" wheels. Now I have a set of 20" Racelines in the basement.

The mirrors should be a real quick and easy thing for you. Since it's your dad painting and he's done some real nice work so far. All you need to do is sand them down, prime them with the filler primer and paint.