Going under the knife again....(YaKuZa_GS build 2.0)

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09-17-13, 06:52 PM

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Sonic_RC

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Just a little update on the trunk. I had the side panels re-trimmed so the holes for the subs were smaller. I wasn;t happy with how large they were before. I also added some plexi rings made to go around the subs and had it etched so it really pops when the LED hits it.

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09-18-13, 04:14 AM

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so clean looking with available trunk space... Win Win

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09-18-13, 11:43 AM

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your car = so clean. meticulous. form and function. love the rings around the subs

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09-18-13, 11:52 AM

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That's a beaut Justin. Love it.

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09-23-13, 06:55 PM

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The best part of this entire whip is the samurai sword on the rear deck

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11-07-13, 09:46 AM

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One last cruise before she goes to hibernation for he winter. Got big plans for winter season...Stay tuned

Big thanks to DF Films & DODOLogic for taking the time to do this shoot

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11-07-13, 09:55 AM

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as always J, looks great. still dont like the rims though

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11-07-13, 11:19 AM

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You definitely need to cut holes in the fenders so you can tuck rim in the front. As always your car is a panty dropper lol.

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11-07-13, 11:43 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by puff

You definitely need to cut holes in the fenders so you can tuck rim in the front. As always your car is a panty dropper lol.

No hole cutting for me.... Doing it proper, I'll be getting the SerialNine short knuckles

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11-07-13, 09:44 PM

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very nice whip...really love the dedication that was put into it, one of my favorites.

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11-08-13, 11:59 AM

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looks flawless to me.... looks great and nice video...

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11-13-13, 10:03 PM

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Cool vid! One of my all time fav gs. Can't wait to see it after it comes out of hibernation.......

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11-14-13, 10:31 AM

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nice i saw this on FB a few days ago and knew it was you. your rear wheel tuck was burned into my head from seeing your sig pic so many times

awesome. always been a fan of your attention to detail

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12-19-13, 03:32 PM

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Beautiful car, seen pics plenty of times but not the details, amazing work all around! Thanks for sharing the door sills process, looks like I've got a project to try this winter!