Newbie here - check out my car
Hey all, i am new the board and was just wanting to introduce myself and post some pics to get some feedback. I have been focusing on suspension to start with and that phase is almost complete (lacking ST sway-bars)...
Eibach prokit
KYB GR-2 struts
front and rear strut tower bars
17" 5zigen wheels in Potenza RE950 rubber
drop-in K&N w/removed resonator box
Catback Arospeed N1
What do you think?
Eibach prokit
KYB GR-2 struts
front and rear strut tower bars
17" 5zigen wheels in Potenza RE950 rubber
drop-in K&N w/removed resonator box
Catback Arospeed N1
What do you think?
need to get rid of that stock audio system and bump that shiet!
nice car man, like the rims with the burgundy, grill looks good too
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‘96 EX-AV6 Sedan Heather Mist(Champagne)
Euro clearcorners/bumper - cleared rear signal - woodgrain kit
Hyperwhite: lows, highs, corners, frontblinkers, reverse -
painted OEM sideskirts & front/rear valence – OBX exhaust w/DTM tips
Poorman’s CAI – 35% tint all around – amber illuminated interior
aluminum mesh grill – 10” blue neon tube
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‘96 EX-AV6 Sedan Heather Mist(Champagne)
Euro clearcorners/bumper - cleared rear signal - woodgrain kit
Hyperwhite: lows, highs, corners, frontblinkers, reverse -
painted OEM sideskirts & front/rear valence – OBX exhaust w/DTM tips
Poorman’s CAI – 35% tint all around – amber illuminated interior
aluminum mesh grill – 10” blue neon tube
I made the grill myself. I used some grill material I bought from ebay for like $20. It is not the guter gaurd stuff - that **** stains, rusts, and doesn't look as good cause the openings are much smaller.
Basiclly, i cut out all of the black backing in the grill with a keyhole saw (a dremel would have been nice). I cut the entire unpainted part out - not just the cross members. Then I removed teh front lip and spill gaurds and worked the mesh up from behind. I had to bend the mesh to fit the irregular shape of he opening. Then I fastened it with some really small zip ties. Thats it - the only hard part was cutting out the opening. Since the mesh is put in from the back, it doesn't need to be cut exactly to fit.
Basiclly, i cut out all of the black backing in the grill with a keyhole saw (a dremel would have been nice). I cut the entire unpainted part out - not just the cross members. Then I removed teh front lip and spill gaurds and worked the mesh up from behind. I had to bend the mesh to fit the irregular shape of he opening. Then I fastened it with some really small zip ties. Thats it - the only hard part was cutting out the opening. Since the mesh is put in from the back, it doesn't need to be cut exactly to fit.


