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ohh and tires are 275/30/19 all around.
05-06-2010, 07:27 AM
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05-07-2010, 01:38 PM
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^ You Z is gonna look killer when done bro, bbbbbuuuuuutttttttttttttttt...................,
For future reference your Z might not look so hot in a shop full of Maserati's and Ferrari's, LOL.
Seriously though, im gonna need a plane ticket and the keys to that shop....
For future reference your Z might not look so hot in a shop full of Maserati's and Ferrari's, LOL.
Seriously though, im gonna need a plane ticket and the keys to that shop....
05-07-2010, 01:39 PM
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But? its done.. im keeping it like that
05-07-2010, 01:41 PM
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Wat!?
Rear carbon fiber fenders.... then paint the remaining Chargespeed rear black.
Its hard to tell, but im assuming the entire car is carbon?
EDIT: n/m, forgot front bumper. Replace that with a full carbon fiber front bumper as well... Then get JayZ's email from this site and send him pictures.
Rear carbon fiber fenders.... then paint the remaining Chargespeed rear black.
Its hard to tell, but im assuming the entire car is carbon?
EDIT: n/m, forgot front bumper. Replace that with a full carbon fiber front bumper as well... Then get JayZ's email from this site and send him pictures.
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05-07-2010, 01:44 PM
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I have only changed the parts that i can save weight on. The rear fends that you can buy is not replacing the ones that are on the car... just some **** that you put on top.... thats nothing for me..
If id dont makes the car go better it doesent makes sense
more pics here
http://sirpierresgodispase.blogspot....operation.html
05-07-2010, 01:47 PM
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Oh no! I like the lemans sunset.
I have only changed the parts that i can save weight on. The rear fends that you can buy is not replacing the ones that are on the car... just some **** that you put on top.... thats nothing for me..
If id dont makes the car go better it doesent makes sense
more pics here
http://sirpierresgodispase.blogspot....operation.html
I have only changed the parts that i can save weight on. The rear fends that you can buy is not replacing the ones that are on the car... just some **** that you put on top.... thats nothing for me..
If id dont makes the car go better it doesent makes sense
more pics here
http://sirpierresgodispase.blogspot....operation.html
^ I love your "function" mindset, but you realize that an all c/f-FRP front bumper will be lighter than your current heavy stock urethane bumper, right?
05-07-2010, 01:51 PM
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you can maybe see that on the big mouth is has now
But mostly is it that i have fixed hoses from the front to the braked to cool of the brakes..
the two holes on the sides, sure i can do that again but i really hate to cut in carbon! i havent had the gutts yet to mount my hoodpins becuse of that.
05-07-2010, 01:57 PM
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^ I just mounted my aerocatch pins a week ago, cutting the carbonz is cake, just make sure you painter's tape the chit out of the entire area on top of hood, use a dremel, and it will cut like butter, trust me.
Also, you have to be somewhat into looks cause your eyelids and whatnot, in which case, why not get an all carbon/frp front that already has a big mouth, cut brake duct holes again and run hose, and get carbon fenders. Then your Z will be fast and look killer doing it.
Also, you have to be somewhat into looks cause your eyelids and whatnot, in which case, why not get an all carbon/frp front that already has a big mouth, cut brake duct holes again and run hose, and get carbon fenders. Then your Z will be fast and look killer doing it.
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05-07-2010, 01:58 PM
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05-07-2010, 02:01 PM
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There already is one, search DIY section.
Just TAKE YOUR TIME with the measurement process, thats the hardest part. And when doing so, dont forget to take into account that the areocatch plastic part will be on a slope, because the hood slopes alot in the front. These pins were def made for a more flat hood, but it can be done.
Here is problem i ran into:
Just TAKE YOUR TIME with the measurement process, thats the hardest part. And when doing so, dont forget to take into account that the areocatch plastic part will be on a slope, because the hood slopes alot in the front. These pins were def made for a more flat hood, but it can be done.
Here is problem i ran into:
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