white type R project
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white type R project
here is a few snaps of my ongoing project car
not everyones taste but i like it
not 100% on front splitter so that could be gone sooner rather than later.
not finished so there may be 1 or 2 things that look that way lol
it goes like stink and brings a smile
not everyones taste but i like it
not 100% on front splitter so that could be gone sooner rather than later.
not finished so there may be 1 or 2 things that look that way lol
it goes like stink and brings a smile
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I like it the black bits give I aggression keep the splitter 2 reasons it looks nice and secondly it's different to normal p1's etc that everyone including me have fitted be different mate
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Looks good, again the black bits are an acquired taste and all white can look just as good, but it's your car and as long as you are happy that's what matters
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cheers, yes the splitter is an odd one for me lol there is another part to it that goes across the front but it just doesnt sit right so i removed it.
thinking of putting the white fog covers back on,i have a cold air feed pipe that i will be seting up to fit from fog cover and onto the wingbox i have to fit.
but that wont be decided untill i manage to sort out simtek and mafless.
thinking of putting the white fog covers back on,i have a cold air feed pipe that i will be seting up to fit from fog cover and onto the wingbox i have to fit.
but that wont be decided untill i manage to sort out simtek and mafless.
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that would be great mate.
i had it fitted but in the middle it took a dip,it was up tight against bumper though.
did you have to trim the height of the small fins to get it nice and straight ?
i had it fitted but in the middle it took a dip,it was up tight against bumper though.
did you have to trim the height of the small fins to get it nice and straight ?
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did not trimming m8
drilled hole in each fin first
Started with the middle screw 1st
left it just loose enough to move then and fix outer fins
I had to fix the very ends into underside of bumper to pull the sides up
drilled hole in each fin first
Started with the middle screw 1st
left it just loose enough to move then and fix outer fins
I had to fix the very ends into underside of bumper to pull the sides up
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i have something similar to this to fit
http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=2053
when its time to fit the Greddy fmic and go mafless then the k+N will be removed and i have a simota CDA and air feed to fit.
item has been painted and just need to decide location of air feed (side or from bottom)
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i have ketp the stock white fog covers and bonnet vents aswell as the white grill and crystal clear lights.
so when i get fed up with the carbon fog covers,carbon vents,grill etc i can swap it all over to give a fresh look
so when i get fed up with the carbon fog covers,carbon vents,grill etc i can swap it all over to give a fresh look
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