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05-07-2004, 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by ares
lol, your car isnt white, whats up with that?
lol, your car isnt white, whats up with that?
05-07-2004, 12:27 PM
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Personally, I think the chrome is a bit too "Blingy". But if you like the look, then screw what we all say! 
As others have said, I think that it would look cool if it matched the color of the car instead.
-Chris
As others have said, I think that it would look cool if it matched the color of the car instead.
-Chris
05-07-2004, 03:53 PM
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Re: yea or nay
Originally posted by 2003z
thinking of putting these 280 vents on my hood, to go with the old school 240-280z bump in the middle.
thinking of putting these 280 vents on my hood, to go with the old school 240-280z bump in the middle.
It will look good what ever you do because your car looks sweet anyway, unless you get a 4' wing
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05-07-2004, 08:22 PM
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well, we decided against them. They would have been the same color as the car, SS, and glassed in, but it would be too much work and would have to cut the support beams for the hood underneath.
The original idea is because the stillen hood bulge resembles the 240-280z hood, and I had those 280 hood grills left over from a previous project.
I think it could be done nicely, but not this time.
The original idea is because the stillen hood bulge resembles the 240-280z hood, and I had those 280 hood grills left over from a previous project.
I think it could be done nicely, but not this time.
05-08-2004, 10:49 AM
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Yoooo
Yo Ricky, nice car man. AI thought we were going to see you at da meet. Anyways, just wanted to see if we could meet up so I could look at yur grill, because I have been wanting to do it ever since i saw it and it looks baddd! Anyways let me know when your free.
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Eh, only way I could see that being nice is if you install it perfectly, then paint them the pearl white to match.
Eh, only way I could see that being nice is if you install it perfectly, then paint them the pearl white to match.
05-09-2004, 09:24 PM
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Originally posted by DrDrilZ
yeah, not really feeling those either imho. they look like the air conditioning vents in my home.
yeah, not really feeling those either imho. they look like the air conditioning vents in my home.
how about making your own though. Like the ones on the AAson martin Vanquish.
Do two small vents flanking the power buldge. cut holes then mold the edges so they narrow , but are smooth and rounded. Then put in mesh underneath and Voila!
05-10-2004, 06:33 AM
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Check out the ones that come on a factory 00-Up Jaguar XKR, they look really good and they are not to expensive to buy. But you are probalbly trying to stick with Z parts, just a thought though.
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