:lmao: We all have our moments.
Sounds awesome! I expect to see pics in a day or two... :rick:

 

Ah... you learned well young one. :chuckles:

Very nice.

The lip, did you "polish" it yourself? The finish looks more of a machined look.

 

i think a white m3 style lip spoiler would be better.

looks good though. :goodjob:

 

Somebody polished them for me by putting the car (not mine) on jackstands, putting the car in gear, and yeah :rofl:

I was rollin when he told me how he did it

 

I figured. If you really want the POLISHED look, you'd need to really sit there and polish Right now you have the brushed aluminum look. Still nice!

 

Yeah we all know that brushed alluminum is lighter than polished alloy So my wheels must be uber light

When I really have time I'll go and actually polish them. Until then I'll rock the brushed look

 

ive never been one for white sedans... but than one is pretty nice.. the rims turn it out.

looks good.

 

I likey. those are the wheels I want but gunmetal instead of bronze, and polished lip, not brushed :fawk:

Looks good though

 

what did you do to the front end?

 

Hatchback bumper



Oh yeah by the way here are detailed instructions on how to put a hatchback/coupe bumper on a sedan:

All you need is the coupe or hatchback bumper NOTHING ELSE

First thing is to take off those little brackets under the headlights that support the bumper.

Next drill a new mounting hole on the bumper where it meets the fender about 1" behind the old one.

Pull the bumper until it lines up where the corners lights are.

Screw it into the fender.

Viola.


Sounds easy, but the actual process took me about 3hrs. I tried taking out the reinforcements, and those black plastic thingys, and TONS of stuff before I got it to work.

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