Modified roadsters (post pics here)
02-04-2007, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by E.F. VaBeach
Just finished putting on a Buddy Club 2 front bumper. They were good guys to deal with (Sean), and fit and fiberglas quality were very good - only had to do a bit of trimming and filling to make the seams line up well. It does lower the front to just under 5" ground clearance - getting up & down the driveway is now a very slow motion affair.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
02-22-2007, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by E.F. VaBeach
Just finished putting on a Buddy Club 2 front bumper. They were good guys to deal with (Sean), and fit and fiberglas quality were very good - only had to do a bit of trimming and filling to make the seams line up well. It does lower the front to just under 5" ground clearance - getting up & down the driveway is now a very slow motion affair.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
That looks badass!! You should remove the z emblem and paint your headlights. I think it will give the car a very exotic look IMO
02-22-2007, 03:12 PM
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That looks badass!! You should remove the z emblem and paint your headlights. I think it will give the car a very exotic look IMO
I put the Z emblem on because it was too much of an expanse to not have something on it (bumper would look very "added-on" without it), and I didn't like the Nissan "hamburger". On the lookout for a better emblem, but for now it stays.
Appreciate the comments!
02-26-2007, 02:11 PM
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comment and let me know what you think! i have invested over 60 hours in this box to be able to fit two rockford fosgate 15" subs right behind the seat. i dont think this has ever been done before. i was going for the one of a kind sort of deal!
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02-26-2007, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 15" t1 roadster
comment and let me know what you think! i have invested over 60 hours in this box to be able to fit two rockford fosgate 15" subs right behind the seat. i dont think this has ever been done before. i was going for the one of a kind sort of deal!
02-26-2007, 04:35 PM
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So with the seats in a normal driving position, those things are firing point blank into the lower seat back.
The lower lumbar therapy must be pretty good.
The lower lumbar therapy must be pretty good.
02-26-2007, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 15" t1 roadster
comment and let me know what you think! i have invested over 60 hours in this box to be able to fit two rockford fosgate 15" subs right behind the seat. i dont think this has ever been done before. i was going for the one of a kind sort of deal!
03-06-2007, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by E.F. VaBeach
Just finished putting on a Buddy Club 2 front bumper. They were good guys to deal with (Sean), and fit and fiberglas quality were very good - only had to do a bit of trimming and filling to make the seams line up well. It does lower the front to just under 5" ground clearance - getting up & down the driveway is now a very slow motion affair.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
03-06-2007, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by 15" t1 roadster
HOLY CRAP!!! we NEED more pics of this! how did you mange to do that?? is there enough airspace for those subs back there?? Do you have any pictures of it while you were installing them???
03-06-2007, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by E.F. VaBeach
Just finished putting on a Buddy Club 2 front bumper. They were good guys to deal with (Sean), and fit and fiberglas quality were very good - only had to do a bit of trimming and filling to make the seams line up well. It does lower the front to just under 5" ground clearance - getting up & down the driveway is now a very slow motion affair.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
Sorry for the low res pics - overcast day and a poor camera. Will take & post better ones if anyone's interested.
add some lids and ur good to go