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Old 06-04-2009, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Kevin Michael
Don, I didn't know you were that close or we could have shook that 951 down properly. I would like us all to get together now that the weather is nice. Up to a party Mr. T?
Kevin,

We could have streched it legs on the super secret high speed test strip.

Party? I'm currently recovering from a hospital stay. Plus my car has some issues I need to address soon...
Old 06-04-2009, 11:52 AM
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Ed, That car was a complete take down, with a spoiler height mod(see rear pic) as well as the spoiler paint to match. DC 9700 was used (single stage at 450.00 a gallon) plus all the primer (k38) and accessories. So its one of those"if you have to ask.....Just kidding. A job like that runs about 7500.00. One could have their car done with a tapeback technique that delivers good results if done correctly for around 4000.00. Only mirrors,lights, and some trim need be removed for this job. There is a tremendous amount of work involved either way that most people never see or realize.
Old 06-04-2009, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by DonT
Kevin,

We could have streched it legs on the super secret high speed test strip.

Party? I'm currently recovering from a hospital stay. Plus my car has some issues I need to address soon...
I did just that Don, and got my first ticket in 15 years! The revenue collectors are everywhere down there.
I hope you recover from your ailments my friend and if there is anything you need......
Old 06-04-2009, 11:57 AM
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That is only so stinkin' hilarious because it is so right on! TOO FUNNY Joe Cat! You've got Kevin pegged.
Oh, now da wife got jokes.
Old 06-04-2009, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Kevin Michael
Ed, That car was a complete take down, with a spoiler height mod(see rear pic) as well as the spoiler paint to match. DC 9700 was used (single stage at 450.00 a gallon) plus all the primer (k38) and accessories. So its one of those"if you have to ask.....Just kidding. A job like that runs about 7500.00. One could have their car done with a tapeback technique that delivers good results if done correctly for around 4000.00. Only mirrors,lights, and some trim need be removed for this job. There is a tremendous amount of work involved either way that most people never see or realize.
That is a very reasonable price Kevin. Just sanding/polishing the car to perfection takes an extraordinary amount of time and no one realizes how careful you have to be until they try it.

Really nice work by the way.
Old 06-04-2009, 12:05 PM
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Thank You Afshin. It took 2 full days to cut that car, and the paint right out of the booth was nice.
Old 06-04-2009, 03:04 PM
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Kevin,

Looks even better than 5 weeks ago at Hershey!! Seats look good too - but you gotta' do something about that driver's bolster!! - HA.

NICE work.

Gary Knox
Old 06-04-2009, 04:34 PM
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Kevin, are these the 10's all the way around you were considering? If so what tire sizes are you running?
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Kevin,

Looks even better than 5 weeks ago at Hershey!! Seats look good too - but you gotta' do something about that driver's bolster!! - HA.

NICE work.

Gary Knox
Thanks Gary. I am thinking of Mr Champaign to handle that bolster-and everything else within 5 feet of it!
Old 06-04-2009, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by FBIII
Kevin, are these the 10's all the way around you were considering? If so what tire sizes are you running?
Nah. These are the 11's with 295's. They carry a 47 offset and work with the quarter mods nicely. The fronts are 8.5 with a 57 offset ,I think. 235's front
The 10's with 52 offset still sit in their boxes untouched.
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I was curious if anyone else has done the washer pip delete at the front bumper cover. No one has noticed it as yet and I was curious if I wasted my time on this? Just getting feedback on this mod for future projects. Thanks.
Old 06-06-2009, 01:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Kevin Michael
I was curious if anyone else has done the washer pip delete at the front bumper cover. No one has noticed it as yet and I was curious if I wasted my time on this? Just getting feedback on this mod for future projects. Thanks.
I did and my list is getting longer

By the way, are these GTS fender flares in the rear?

Paul
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No Paul, they are actually Front fenders cut at the right area, flip perfectly to opposite sides of the rear if that makes sense. You get a smooth flare, rather than the "shelf type flare" found on the GTS. These actually widen the car by 2 and 1/2" per side but you can't see an obvious protrusion, it just looks wide and fat.
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WOW! sexy! Now I can't wait till I get a paint job on my ob >.<
Old 06-06-2009, 02:21 AM
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I had not noticed until you mentioned it. I am thinking of doing this on mine sometime in the future. Was it easy to do?

You have side markers on the US cars, but no indicator repeaters in the front wing/fender is this normal? Could you have deleted the side markers or is this law?

Originally Posted by Kevin Michael
I was curious if anyone else has done the washer pip delete at the front bumper cover. No one has noticed it as yet and I was curious if I wasted my time on this? Just getting feedback on this mod for future projects. Thanks.


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