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Much appreciated! Candy red suspension was never really part of the plan, but I have been considering adding an "accent" color to some of the suspension parts for years. So when I got my Air Lift kit and saw that most of the aluminum parts in the kit were anodized red it really just seemed to make sense to match those parts... and candy red turned out to be the best match. Now I just need to decide if I should go the same route with the brakes or not.
Wow, those really turned out great, Andy. Props for doing all that work yourself! It's very satisfying when you can finally see the results of all that hard work. Great job!
Now clean up those fender liners.
You should absolutely go that route, it will bring it all together. Candy red with black lettering.
I didnt do all the work myself, wish I could take the credit. My friend at Infiniti did a lot of the work, although we were there together getting equally dirty haha. Its funny seeing people in the waiting room watching someone be allowed to work on their own car at a dealership, giving me confused looks every time I walked by.
I power washed the fender liners last week, then I drove through a construction zone on a rainy day....
Lol, they're semigloss graphite pearl. Im feeling out different colours this summer. Going to dip them a few times this season to decide what I want to change them to next year when I have the professionally done. I figure at around $50-75 bucks for a full colour change, its better than photoshopping lol. Nothing beats seeing and feeling it in person.
Lol, they're semigloss graphite pearl. Im feeling out different colours this summer. Going to dip them a few times this season to decide what I want to change them to next year when I have the professionally done. I figure at around $50-75 bucks for a full colour change, its better than photoshopping lol. Nothing beats seeing and feeling it in person.
This site has a complete aversion to plastidip. It's certainly a view that I've somewhat adopted as well, but surprisingly, it doesn't seem as prevalent on other sites
I've been browsing some ATS-V stuff lately, and plastidipping the front grille seems kind of common, and nobody objects.
Looks good, man. And you fooled Rochester, so there's that.
I justed added more bugs to the front of my car on my second trip to Indiana in a month. Almost added a dog but good brakes, good tires and good fortune saved the day.
So I ordered the takeda cai and wanted to get some opinions on whether or not I should get a splash guard. I've seen a lot of people on here say not enough water gets through the grille for it to matter, but since I swapped the stock grille out for a mesh one, thought it might be a problem.
Here are some pics of the grille so you can see what I mean
It's very satisfying when you can finally see the results of all that hard work. Great job!
Didnt go crazy on the budget, but didnt cheap out either.
