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I had decided not to black out my window trim because I didn't want the completely blacked out look, plus I feel like it matches the midnight grille in a way to have the chrome surrounding the windows just like the chrome surrounds the middle of the grille, but I think I changed my mind again. I am starting to really like it.
Great work Natalie!
Great work Natalie!
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Can you pleeeaaassseee tell me what setup this black sedan is running. what offsets and tire/rim size. Any spacers & drop is eibach correct? im looking to do something similiar but gold rims
The rims are nice, particularly in black against the drilled, aftermarket BBK and amber calipers. But in the end it's just another dropped sedan. Way too low, too, if you ask me. I posted it here as an example of blacking out the belt line trim, is all.
Nice ride, just not a fan of blacked trim (i may be the only one but i think the trim shows off the lines quite nicely. I am going to attempt a brushed aluminum look rather than blacked out on my ride)
ps. i envy all you good weather states. I can't even imagine dropping my ride with all the potholes in NJ.
ps. i envy all you good weather states. I can't even imagine dropping my ride with all the potholes in NJ.
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Quickly skimming, he's running an Alliance BBK 8/6 pot setup from (I think) DPE G. The wheels are DPE G's old wheels but repainted and re-barreled (fronts only). Specs are as follows: 20x9.5 +12 (front) and 20x10.5 +32 (rear). Tires are 235/35 and 255/35. Suspension is BC coilovers.
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Now that's thinking outside the box
It would take awhile to get used to seeing such radical taillights but looks like you did a nice job w/ them. Some close up shots would be nice, and looks like a nice job on the front lip. You're quite the fabricator and still lovin' that grill. If you have any pics of the grill DIY that would be awesome!
It would take awhile to get used to seeing such radical taillights but looks like you did a nice job w/ them. Some close up shots would be nice, and looks like a nice job on the front lip. You're quite the fabricator and still lovin' that grill. If you have any pics of the grill DIY that would be awesome!
Thank you fellas! I like taking risks but sometimes it bights me in the a** haha I mean that is how these tail lights came to be
I was cutting the lens off and after cracking one of them I had to compromise.
The Grill- Yes i promised a DIY but never got time to sit down and type one up. Here is a link to the plastic mesh I bought off Ebay(be careful, and make sure you get this one
because there are two options for the size of the honeycomb hole sizes, the One I have used for my upper grill- dimensions of each individual honeycomb 1.125in x 0.438in.) the other option out there is the 0.625in x 0.438in- I used this one for the lower bumper openings.http://www.ebay.com/itm/Grill-Mesh-ABS-Plastic-Honeycomb-Euro-JDM-Sport-Universal-Sheet-46-5-x11-5-/321272999420?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4acd5cedfc&vxp=mtr#ht_2521wt_919
You will have to cut the the front chrome part of the grill horizantal blades off. I did this right at the point where the chrome face parts ends as shown in the pics. I used rotary tool with cutoff disks.
Then I ended up cutting off the side parts completely to be able to bend and tuck the plastic mesh behind the frame of the grill. So at the end you should only have the back part of the center horizantal blades left.
Sand the frame all around for it to be nice and clean looking and ready for the mesh itself. Tape it up agains the grill and cut out the shape of the mesh and with about 1/4" extra( to be tucked and glued or plastic welded to the back of the grill.
The Infiniti grill badge is completely optional. I myself will not be cutting the hole around it on my next attempt at this grill. you could also just simply get another Rear bage and mount it to the front grill for the cleanest look
Good luck guys.
Here are a few beter pictures of the tail lights and also with the lights on. Yes the LED's are brighter with out the lens.
And I also had a chance to bake/paint/bake/install my headlights and did them in gloss black, I had Matte-Black housing on my first V36 sedan and I did not like the outcome.
I painted the housing of the headlight and also the turning signal and the fog light bulb cover.
