CDC Aggressive Chin and Cervini's '65 Louvers Installed - PICS
05-14-2010, 03:24 AM
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CDC Aggressive Chin and Cervini's '65 Louvers Installed - PICS
First off I'll start with the louvers. I got them brand new on eBay for $65 and had them painted for $100. Retail is like $200 from Cervini's unpainted. Score 
I've only seen these louvers on a few cars online - never in person... but I really love the style of them.
Now on to the big stuff. I got the CDC Aggressive pre-painted from RPI Designs. Their price cannot be matched... it took a full month to get here, but the paint quality is fantastic.
The install was kind of rough, but not too bad if you have a friend help you.
The directions are pretty good for the most part. Only thing they didn't have was a full picture of what the bumper is supposed to look like after you cut, so here's one. Note to leave the two holes indicated by red arrows.
A Dremel makes this project 923697613279x's easier.
I had some fitment issues, but we were able to fix them... I couldn't have done it without 2 people. Here are the finished pictures... I love the way it turned out. Such a HUGE DIFFERENCE!
^^The white stuff is where some of the 3m tape stuck before it was fully in place, so I'll have to clean that off.
My buddy's '07 white GT. He has the classic chin. I helped him put his on a week or two ago... it literally took about 30 seconds.
Now I just need an intercooled procharger :P
I've only seen these louvers on a few cars online - never in person... but I really love the style of them.Now on to the big stuff. I got the CDC Aggressive pre-painted from RPI Designs. Their price cannot be matched... it took a full month to get here, but the paint quality is fantastic.
The install was kind of rough, but not too bad if you have a friend help you.
The directions are pretty good for the most part. Only thing they didn't have was a full picture of what the bumper is supposed to look like after you cut, so here's one. Note to leave the two holes indicated by red arrows.
A Dremel makes this project 923697613279x's easier.
I had some fitment issues, but we were able to fix them... I couldn't have done it without 2 people. Here are the finished pictures... I love the way it turned out. Such a HUGE DIFFERENCE!
^^The white stuff is where some of the 3m tape stuck before it was fully in place, so I'll have to clean that off.
My buddy's '07 white GT. He has the classic chin. I helped him put his on a week or two ago... it literally took about 30 seconds.
Now I just need an intercooled procharger :P
Last edited by 07BLACKGT; 05-14-2010 at 03:35 AM.
05-14-2010, 09:28 AM
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Car and Photoshoots are awesome 
Cool ride man.
Could you give information about wheels?
(Sig's Video is also awesome, i guess its really hard both drive and record :P )
Cool ride man.Could you give information about wheels?
(Sig's Video is also awesome, i guess its really hard both drive and record :P )
Last edited by David_Noxfroid; 05-14-2010 at 09:32 AM.
05-14-2010, 12:10 PM
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and you cut until it looks like this :P
Thank you! The wheels are AFS bullitts. They are 18x9 up front and 18x10.5 in the rear. I got them brand new on eBay last year for $1100 shipped to my door with tires.
