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11-30-12, 09:13 AM

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That system came out sweet! How dark is the tint/overlay you used in the tail lights?

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11-30-12, 10:20 AM

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Wow! Very nice.

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11-30-12, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Nate008

Sick Sick Sick!!!!! That wrap looks amazing and what an awesome audio build. Plans on doing more to it??

I bet that JL system sounds amazing. I threw one 12W7 in my F and it's wayyyy more than I wanted.

I like that E46 in the 1st pic too

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Thanks man. The e46 is wrapped in a brushed gunmetal actually, dont know if you can tell from the pics. As far as the future for the ISF we might switch to a coilover setup and maybe run 20x10.5 upfront. The w7 is a great speaker we always have good results with them im sure your 12" kicked ***.

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11-30-12, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Defratos

The wrap is really nice, but I gotta see it in person to see it clearly, from some angels I can't make out if it's grey or black.

Still great choice

Its called brushed black, it will have metallic silver and grey highlights in the sun though.

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11-30-12, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Kramer

Wow, I am really amazed how that "brushed wrap" turned out. It really exaggerates the body lines and curves of the "F".

Thanks I agree. The F is so much more aggressive and wide in appearance than the 250 or 350. A color like this really accentuates it.

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11-30-12, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by VtotheJ

Looks good.

Join NEISF! Would love to see the car at meets.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...sf-thread.html

I will definitely get on that. We would love to bring it by the meets for sure.

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11-30-12, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by FastPaced

That mirror under the subs was a great idea. I'm loving the way the trunk setup came out! You said you ran a 3 way components w/ the crossover in you system, so did you lose navigation capabilities? I'm very interested in knowing.

Fortunately not. The navigation is just fine. We did not have to sacrifice anything in the ISF....except trunk space

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11-30-12, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Wakemaker8

that wrap looks like it could have come painted off the lexus factory line! Love the brushed look.

Thanks we really appreciate that

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11-30-12, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Vossen Wheels

That is definitely one of the more unique wraps I've seen as of late! The brushed look is killer, as is the wheel choice!

Great work overall!

Thanks Vossen. We try to push the line as much as we can because we believe you guys have superb style and fitment. The CV series is killing it. Much props. Cant wait to see the Precision series.

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11-30-12, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by IsFast3r

was a processor used to sum the stock signal? What was done with the center speaker and the factory sub? Just disconnected? Great job would love to see it in person

Correct, a processor was used and the sub and center speaker were disconnected. I see your from NY I will try to bring it by the next meet and you all can check it out.

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11-30-12, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Defratos

Just noticed the rear door looks like it has different shade in some pics.

Is it just the angel or is there a colour/shade difference?

Its most likely the angle. Its a brushed metal look so it will reflect differently in the light. It looks badass at night when other cars headlights hit it too.

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11-30-12, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by 2ndGF

That system came out sweet! How dark is the tint/overlay you used in the tail lights?

We used the Lamin - X precut film kit. The headlights is the lightest shade possible, I believe its simply called "tint" and the tail lights are a little darker but not blacked out. I believe the taillight shade is called "gun smoke."

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