Wider is Better
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Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Murfreesboro, TN
^^^LOL
here is a quick update on the progress
tonite we are pretty much set in how the fenders are molded, and tonite we applied several coats of urethane primer to smooth everything out.
We are going to block it one more time to make it as slick as possible, and then put another 3-5 finishing coats of the urethane primer.
the last coat on there is a light coat of black so we know where we started, looks like snow camo...haha
enjoy
here is a quick update on the progress
tonite we are pretty much set in how the fenders are molded, and tonite we applied several coats of urethane primer to smooth everything out.
We are going to block it one more time to make it as slick as possible, and then put another 3-5 finishing coats of the urethane primer.
the last coat on there is a light coat of black so we know where we started, looks like snow camo...haha
enjoy
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Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Hollywood, FL
Originally posted by Sizzzoooo
its cool, i actually have a cap for the gas door, but i like the recessed look. I think the widebody will jump out more at people when they see it.
I plan on putting 10 wides on the back, but probably a 235/40 or 245/35 tire on there, its a good stretch but it will look sweet
its cool, i actually have a cap for the gas door, but i like the recessed look. I think the widebody will jump out more at people when they see it.
I plan on putting 10 wides on the back, but probably a 235/40 or 245/35 tire on there, its a good stretch but it will look sweet
Also what kit is that? How much wider.
I just got in my AIT B Magic kit 50mm wider Im getting ready to put them on...any tips?
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From: Murfreesboro, TN
they're Msport 50mm wider rear fenders.
all we did was rivet the fenders flush, do some grinding and use SMC Adhesive Filler to mold it.
If you want to do it right, take out your rear quarter windows.
all we did was rivet the fenders flush, do some grinding and use SMC Adhesive Filler to mold it.
If you want to do it right, take out your rear quarter windows.
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From: Murfreesboro, TN
well if you call this an update, my dad backed up into my front end last nite
i have a huge 6-8 inch vertical crack in my bumper under my passenger side headlight
things could've been worse, but its just something else to fix.
i'm working full time now, so updates are going to be limited
i will do my best though
i have a huge 6-8 inch vertical crack in my bumper under my passenger side headlight
things could've been worse, but its just something else to fix.
i'm working full time now, so updates are going to be limited
i will do my best though
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