Project: Subtle widebody
06-26-2008, 12:58 PM
#44
Kills me to see your car under the knife, but I know the end
result will be really unique. Maybe you should pickup that
wild set of work rezax's that have been on ebay. They are
priced well and might work with your setup -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Work-...spagenameZWDVW
Seems like you like 'em a little bigger tho.
Heh. Good Luck and keep postin.
result will be really unique. Maybe you should pickup that
wild set of work rezax's that have been on ebay. They are
priced well and might work with your setup -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Work-...spagenameZWDVW
Seems like you like 'em a little bigger tho.
Heh. Good Luck and keep postin.
06-26-2008, 08:41 PM
#47
Looking forward to seeing pictures, but I can't believe you are leaving those wheels on the car while the shop is doing the work. Throw the stockers on there or something and don't risk damaging those wheels.
I agree about the duct tape comment...I hope it goes well, but if you insist on leaving those wheels on during the build then I would suggest using painter's tape or something to that effect. The adhesive on duct tape can be a messy disaster.
I agree about the duct tape comment...I hope it goes well, but if you insist on leaving those wheels on during the build then I would suggest using painter's tape or something to that effect. The adhesive on duct tape can be a messy disaster.
06-27-2008, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by moforeynolds
Looking forward to seeing pictures, but I can't believe you are leaving those wheels on the car while the shop is doing the work. Throw the stockers on there or something and don't risk damaging those wheels.
I agree about the duct tape comment...I hope it goes well, but if you insist on leaving those wheels on during the build then I would suggest using painter's tape or something to that effect. The adhesive on duct tape can be a messy disaster.
I agree about the duct tape comment...I hope it goes well, but if you insist on leaving those wheels on during the build then I would suggest using painter's tape or something to that effect. The adhesive on duct tape can be a messy disaster.
the wheels came off yesterday they just had them on for fittment.
the stock wheels are back on now.
07-01-2008, 03:33 PM
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are you guys kidding me?!?!!?i'm sorry man i'm a custom body guy and that is absolutly not the way to do it!!!!!!!!!u have a huge overlap and your welds looks like a mig welder gone wrong if u have no tig welder at least set ur mig right damn!!!!.and u NEVER make body lines with any kind of filler. i'm sorry man the concept is cool and all but if you dont know how to do body work leave it to the professionals please. i hate to see a Z like this.
07-01-2008, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by brents44
are you guys kidding me?!?!!?i'm sorry man i'm a custom body guy and that is absolutly not the way to do it!!!!!!!!!u have a huge overlap and your welds looks like a mig welder gone wrong if u have no tig welder at least set ur mig right damn!!!!.and u NEVER make body lines with any kind of filler. i'm sorry man the concept is cool and all but if you dont know how to do body work leave it to the professionals please. i hate to see a Z like this.
