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After waiting for over a year to save up money and to actually receive the parts for my car, I can proudly say that my car is finished (at least for now). Here's how it looked before.
and here's the new look I went with
Car was repainted Laguna Seca Blue (from the E46 BMW M3), front bumper replaced with Mature WRC, side moldings shaved (US came with side moldings), and Mature GT rear bumper. I will be replacing the awkward muffler with a straight pipe w/ two resonators welded onto my midpipe.
Very nice and I'm hope u r happy with the final job. I understand how u must of felt to have the parts sitting there and not being able to fit them. Well it looks the business
the rear of the car is just slightly higher than the front. been meaning to raise the front up a tad bit to balance it out. As for the rear, Mature intended the bottom part to be black since it also acts as a diffuser.
instead of raising the front why not lower the rear? if u go round a corner fast it will fall over! mind you, you dont have corners in america do you? lol. car is looking real nice bud guess its just the differences in the modding scene here and over there. slam it low and it will look awsome :-)
instead of raising the front why not lower the rear? if u go round a corner fast it will fall over! mind you, you dont have corners in america do you? lol. car is looking real nice bud guess its just the differences in the modding scene here and over there. slam it low and it will look awsome :-)
The roads here in California are pretty bad and we have pot holes here and there. The end of the midpipe (that connects to the axleback) hangs pretty low so by lowering the rear even more it's bound to scrape. I'm already scraping on my driveway if I'm not going extremely slow