Asuka Trunk Swap
05-24-2007, 03:32 PM
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Asuka Trunk Swap
Thanks to Darwin at CarLabs for the swap.
Already ordered a CF hood, and Future plans for the Asuka A-Pillars and Roof Overlay
Updated Pics 5/27/07
Here's some cell phone pics....I'll post better ones later
Already ordered a CF hood, and Future plans for the Asuka A-Pillars and Roof Overlay
Updated Pics 5/27/07
Here's some cell phone pics....I'll post better ones later
Last edited by Elohite; 05-27-2007 at 07:20 PM.
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Originally Posted by philude
looks good. are you using the OEM shocks?
Originally Posted by AlvinHuyN
still a sickkk ride but I like the silver trunk better
Originally Posted by CarbonLTD
Love the trunk, is there a gap between the rear bump and hatch or just the camera angles ?
Originally Posted by q8z
Looks Good
Now u need that OEM Style CF Hood ASAP!
Now u need that OEM Style CF Hood ASAP!
Originally Posted by turismo
Is there a weight difference the two? How was the fitment
Originally Posted by hatchboi
get the roof and the pillars and you good to go, still lookks sweet though
05-24-2007, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by GQ 350z
Damn, that fitment sucks.
You really need the whole treatment to pull that look off, e.g.. carbon the whole thing.
You really need the whole treatment to pull that look off, e.g.. carbon the whole thing.
Especially since you know my plans
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LOL. It will look good when it's done james 
Find a body shop to paint that small portion of your rear bumper black, e.g. so that that line/poor fitment is less obvious.
Don't over do it with the cf though, just in the "two tone" fashion.
Find a body shop to paint that small portion of your rear bumper black, e.g. so that that line/poor fitment is less obvious. Don't over do it with the cf though, just in the "two tone" fashion.
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Originally Posted by GQ 350z
LOL. It will look good when it's done james Find a body shop to paint that small portion of your rear bumper black, e.g. so that that line/poor fitment is less obvious.
Don't over do it with the cf though, just in the "two tone" fashion.
Find a body shop to paint that small portion of your rear bumper black, e.g. so that that line/poor fitment is less obvious. Don't over do it with the cf though, just in the "two tone" fashion.
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