Just Installed Veilside Kit
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Lead Lap
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From: Wisconsin
Thanks
All:
Thanks guys for the compliment..
I will slap my rims soon
lexusk8 and Lex_Fnatic:
Actually, I told the bodyshop to smoke my lower-part of my tail light, and I totally shocked when I saw they painted it.. I personally dont like it, I will keep them like that for now, but later I will ask them to remove the paint if it does not damage the tail light material and smoke it instead of painting it..
What do guys think? Is it better for the tail light painted like that?
Will:
I'll put them soon.. will my stock exhaust burn my bumper if I don't add tips on it???
rominl:
Lower it some more?? I'll think about it
.. The road in Milwaukee is not friendly enough.. I'd rahter hang higher rather than having scratch on my kit for now.. and I prefer save some $$ for mufflers.. any suggestion??
Thanks guys for the compliment..
I will slap my rims soonlexusk8 and Lex_Fnatic:
Actually, I told the bodyshop to smoke my lower-part of my tail light, and I totally shocked when I saw they painted it.. I personally dont like it, I will keep them like that for now, but later I will ask them to remove the paint if it does not damage the tail light material and smoke it instead of painting it..
What do guys think? Is it better for the tail light painted like that?
Will:
I'll put them soon.. will my stock exhaust burn my bumper if I don't add tips on it???
rominl:
Lower it some more?? I'll think about it
.. The road in Milwaukee is not friendly enough.. I'd rahter hang higher rather than having scratch on my kit for now.. and I prefer save some $$ for mufflers.. any suggestion??
Last edited by Blackened; Apr 25, 2004 at 12:27 PM.
Lead Lap
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Yes,
IMO it looks cool for a couple reasons:...
-it's original (only seen*((forgot how to spell
)) ...one aristo in a japan website with 98-00 lights smoked in this way, as well as one at some "show" website which looks similar to yours (do you like this more)...
-it looks classy
...is it legal though?
And, when you get on your rims, or better even - now...... -can you put a close up shot of those tails.
Thanks!
Like this.....
IMO it looks cool for a couple reasons:...
-it's original (only seen*((forgot how to spell
)) ...one aristo in a japan website with 98-00 lights smoked in this way, as well as one at some "show" website which looks similar to yours (do you like this more)...-it looks classy
...is it legal though?
And, when you get on your rims, or better even - now...... -can you put a close up shot of those tails.
Thanks!
Like this.....
GS ... maybe you should change your nick or license plate to BATMOBILE GS or something... 
Driver
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From: Jakarta, Indonesia
Nice combination kit bro , can't wait to see with your Veilside wheels on it. Too bad what they did to your tailights... 
To mike: Tai loe!!! heuhueheuhe
, can't wait to see with your Veilside wheels on it. Too bad what they did to your tailights... To mike: Tai loe!!! heuhueheuhe
Last edited by undee; Apr 25, 2004 at 03:23 PM.
Re: Thanks
Originally posted by Blackened
All:
Thanks guys for the compliment.. I will slap my rims soon
lexusk8 and Lex_Fnatic:
Actually, I told the bodyshop to smoke my lower-part of my tail light, and I totally shocked when I saw they painted it.. I personally dont like it, I will keep them like that for now, but later I will ask them to remove the paint if it does not damage the tail light material and smoke it instead of painting it..
What do guys think? Is it better for the tail light painted like that?
Will:
I'll put them soon.. will my stock exhaust burn my bumper if I don't add tips on it???
rominl:
Lower it some more?? I'll think about it .. The road in Milwaukee is not friendly enough.. I'd rahter hang higher rather than having scratch on my kit for now.. and I prefer save some $$ for mufflers.. any suggestion??
All:
Thanks guys for the compliment..
I will slap my rims soonlexusk8 and Lex_Fnatic:
Actually, I told the bodyshop to smoke my lower-part of my tail light, and I totally shocked when I saw they painted it.. I personally dont like it, I will keep them like that for now, but later I will ask them to remove the paint if it does not damage the tail light material and smoke it instead of painting it..
What do guys think? Is it better for the tail light painted like that?
Will:
I'll put them soon.. will my stock exhaust burn my bumper if I don't add tips on it???
rominl:
Lower it some more?? I'll think about it
.. The road in Milwaukee is not friendly enough.. I'd rahter hang higher rather than having scratch on my kit for now.. and I prefer save some $$ for mufflers.. any suggestion??
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B,
not sure the bumper opening, if there is space, i would suggest you get ~4-4.25" oval style tips and have the shop weld to the oiginal muffler. from the pics, it seemed to me the stock tips are too close to the bumper, and i hate to see such nice bumper get burned
not sure the bumper opening, if there is space, i would suggest you get ~4-4.25" oval style tips and have the shop weld to the oiginal muffler. from the pics, it seemed to me the stock tips are too close to the bumper, and i hate to see such nice bumper get burned
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Lead Lap
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Need Help Preventing Bumper Burn
Originally posted by GS4Will
B,
not sure the bumper opening, if there is space, i would suggest you get ~4-4.25" oval style tips and have the shop weld to the oiginal muffler. from the pics, it seemed to me the stock tips are too close to the bumper, and i hate to see such nice bumper get burned
B,
not sure the bumper opening, if there is space, i would suggest you get ~4-4.25" oval style tips and have the shop weld to the oiginal muffler. from the pics, it seemed to me the stock tips are too close to the bumper, and i hate to see such nice bumper get burned
Any idea to prevent it temporarily??? (besides changing the tip)
siniquezu: where can I get that (bumper plate)? on the muffler shop?
Last edited by Blackened; Apr 26, 2004 at 09:49 PM.
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B,
not sure on the time frame, i will not take the chances though, it can get HOT around the muffler tips..if you do not plan on getting muffler, at least have the shop lengthen the factory tips
not sure on the time frame, i will not take the chances though, it can get HOT around the muffler tips..if you do not plan on getting muffler, at least have the shop lengthen the factory tips
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Lead Lap
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From: Wisconsin
Originally posted by GS4Will
B,
not sure on the time frame, i will not take the chances though, it can get HOT around the muffler tips..if you do not plan on getting muffler, at least have the shop lengthen the factory tips
B,
not sure on the time frame, i will not take the chances though, it can get HOT around the muffler tips..if you do not plan on getting muffler, at least have the shop lengthen the factory tips
Last edited by Blackened; Apr 26, 2004 at 09:55 PM.