My Storm Troopin Z
04-13-2012, 07:26 AM
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My Storm Troopin Z
been here for a while had my car for about 3 years now, barely posting pics got her back in 08 since then i have done a couple of upgrades, got 5/16th plenum spacer, xo2 exhaust removed resonators and added xpipe, intake, lowered on some no name springs 1.5" i believe, Mrr gt1 wheels 20x10 rear with 25mm spacers running 275/35/20, 20x 8 in front with 20mm spacer running 245/35/20, got a kenwood double din, i did the 370z fender emblem/turn signal. that's all i can think of right now. without further adieu here she is. oh by the way the red g35 is my fiance's and the bad *** saturn is my beater
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04-13-2012, 09:43 AM
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Door handles will really pull the scheme together and they're really easy to do.
I painted mine black and its lasted pretty well but I guess I didn't sand a spot down well enough and the paint bubbled and cracked but it's an easy job to do.
I painted mine black and its lasted pretty well but I guess I didn't sand a spot down well enough and the paint bubbled and cracked but it's an easy job to do.
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Make sure you do a good job of sanding the little indents on the handles, and also prop the handles open with something so you get an even layer of paint on the inside as well.
And make not of how they look when you take them out, putting them in was a bit of a pain until I figured it out.
Passing on experience! GL
And make not of how they look when you take them out, putting them in was a bit of a pain until I figured it out.
Passing on experience! GL
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Make sure you do a good job of sanding the little indents on the handles, and also prop the handles open with something so you get an even layer of paint on the inside as well.
And make not of how they look when you take them out, putting them in was a bit of a pain until I figured it out.
Passing on experience! GL
And make not of how they look when you take them out, putting them in was a bit of a pain until I figured it out.
Passing on experience! GL
