***Sickboy's Exterior Build - Completed Pics***
, good luck with the pregnancy brotha 
03-22-2012, 05:59 PM
#25
Registered User
Looks awesome. Only thing I'd change personally would be the sides to V3 sides. It doesn't look bad with the current, but I like the look of the V3's, would have a more squared look to match the front bumper lip and rear bumper lip as well. Regardless, looks awesome, cant wait to see it lower!
03-23-2012, 02:30 AM
#26
thanks bro, glad you decided to keep your car.
I agree with you the V3s would probably flow better. I tried to get my hands on some via trade and cash but had no takers. The back story concerning the USDM sides is quite interesting and they were extremely hard to find as it took me almost a year of searching to find a set. I appreciate the suggestion bro... Perhaps I'll drive a season with V2s and switch over to the V3s next year. I'll just have to hide that shyte from my wife...lol.
Looks awesome. Only thing I'd change personally would be the sides to V3 sides. It doesn't look bad with the current, but I like the look of the V3's, would have a more squared look to match the front bumper lip and rear bumper lip as well. Regardless, looks awesome, cant wait to see it lower!
Last edited by Sickboy101; 03-23-2012 at 05:53 PM.
03-23-2012, 05:07 PM
#32
Looks super clean homie!
Building a car is a long journey, making a list of parts, searching for these parts, waiting for them and installing them on the car... it's fun but can get frustrating and long at some point, however in the end the finished product is always rewarding because you've put lot of effort putting it together. Gratz for completing your project!
now it's time you lower this and start scrapping all those pretty parts hahah
Building a car is a long journey, making a list of parts, searching for these parts, waiting for them and installing them on the car... it's fun but can get frustrating and long at some point, however in the end the finished product is always rewarding because you've put lot of effort putting it together. Gratz for completing your project!
now it's time you lower this and start scrapping all those pretty parts hahah
03-23-2012, 05:51 PM
#33
Looks super clean homie!
Building a car is a long journey, making a list of parts, searching for these parts, waiting for them and installing them on the car... it's fun but can get frustrating and long at some point, however in the end the finished product is always rewarding because you've put lot of effort putting it together. Gratz for completing your project!
now it's time you lower this and start scrapping all those pretty parts hahah
Building a car is a long journey, making a list of parts, searching for these parts, waiting for them and installing them on the car... it's fun but can get frustrating and long at some point, however in the end the finished product is always rewarding because you've put lot of effort putting it together. Gratz for completing your project!
now it's time you lower this and start scrapping all those pretty parts hahah
