I am doing a Sparco fuel door conversion on my 94 EX sedan along with the other shaving and mods before painting. The original fuel door will soon be taken off and a plate welded in its place then filled and smoothed in. The new Sparco door will be my fuel opening then. I am having the fill tube rerouted to the Sparco funnel and then the inner fender well remolded from where we cut it to reroute the lines. Here are some pics of the door and funnel mounted. Some custom work to the inner "c" pillar cover will be done to look like it is supposed to be there once its done.

 

It looks really good though. However it's not mystyle, i like the OEM ones since it's look like it's already shaved and no holes, no nothing................ Post pic of the Finished product plz

 

Im with him, I think it would look a little bit better if it was a darker color, or matches the car... but chrome is just too "I want attentionny"

 

looks pretty clean.

 

the car is coming along nicely:thumbup:
I wanna put mine in the trunk so there is no gas door outside:naughty:

it doesn't look chrome to me:dunno:

 

I think It looks fine :thumbup:

 

It looks good, Why not just mold it into the stock location? It would have saved alot of extra work no?

 

looks pretty good :thumbup:

 

i think it would look good in a gunmetal finish.

 

I didnt use the factory location just to be different. It is NOT chrome. It is actually a brushed aluminum. The car will be a different color anyway. Not black, so the contrast wont be like that. It actually matches the lip on my C5's.