Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
Hey thanks for the comments! So you cannot pull up to the curb when parking, but I'm still higher up than the corvette. I'm getting a trailer for the Texas Mile on the 28 and hope it will work out, if not I will fix the ramps or drive the 4 hours there. The carbon fiber work was done by "The Install Shop" in Killeen TX with 3MM vinyl. The bumper was completely removed for the installation and they guarantee that it will hold up to the top speed of the car. The Mopar diffuser was wrapped in the vinyl and installed back up too.
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
Originally Posted by psuperti
Mine always start to look grey and covering them would be excellent, just wondering exactly what you did. I was under the impression it was one piece and part of the entire window channel making it difficult to install. Did you do it while it was on the car, or remove.
Looks good.
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
Originally Posted by JHM2K
Need more info on the carbon rear diffusers, ASAP!!! If you just did the carbon vinyl, what's the best angle/method to apply it to prevent creases? It looks fantastic man, I love it.
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
Originally Posted by Erichenderson02
Get them hydro dipped!
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Believe me, I wish it were that simple!!
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
Originally Posted by JHM2K
I've heavily considered that, but when hyrdo dipping parts with many "peaks" it tends to pull the design and the simulated carbon weave is much wider on some areas of the part than on others. 95% of the part looks convincin, until you see the big wide wavy line and then you're like "Oh... yikes".
Believe me, I wish it were that simple!!
Believe me, I wish it were that simple!!
bummer. I'm currently looking at videos on Youtube about how to apply tail light tint... and now I'm giving up and going to find a tint shop. hehehe 
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Re: Lots of new pictures! New Splitter, carbon fiber, Sub, NOS, capacitor, 275 rear tires
Originally Posted by BoilerUpXFire
This!
Mine always start to look grey and covering them would be excellent, just wondering exactly what you did. I was under the impression it was one piece and part of the entire window channel making it difficult to install. Did you do it while it was on the car, or remove.
Looks good.
Mine always start to look grey and covering them would be excellent, just wondering exactly what you did. I was under the impression it was one piece and part of the entire window channel making it difficult to install. Did you do it while it was on the car, or remove.
Looks good.
