car fixed, wheels re-painted, new pics
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got the ride cleaned up today, took some new pics:
before, the day the car was hit:
after stripping the wheels and getting new tires mounted:
new pics after repairs were done and wheels repainted:
before, the day the car was hit:
after stripping the wheels and getting new tires mounted:
new pics after repairs were done and wheels repainted:
Hey man that car is looking good!! I only have one question for you though??? How come you only have the mudflaps on the rear? I personally dont like them but was just wondering why you had them like that? Ive actually never seen that done before.
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Hey man that car is looking good!! I only have one question for you though??? How come you only have the mudflaps on the rear? I personally dont like them but was just wondering why you had them like that? Ive actually never seen that done before.
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Hey man that car is looking good!! I only have one question for you though??? How come you only have the mudflaps on the rear? I personally dont like them but was just wondering why you had them like that? Ive actually never seen that done before.
Well if I could I would leave all of them on, they definitely help keep the sides of the car clean. However my front ones scraped all the time everywhere, so I had to take them off. I left the rears on, not just to keep the bumper somewhat clean, but also because I think it helps complete the rear wheel arch. If you notice the rear bumper does not extend down as low as the front bumper or the side skirts, and to me it looks wierd with just the bumper by itself. On 98-01 Integras, the rear pieces of the OEM kit extends it down some, but if you don't have that, or if you have the 94-97 rear bumper, the rear mudguards extend down and help complete the rear arch.
Well if I could I would leave all of them on, they definitely help keep the sides of the car clean. However my front ones scraped all the time everywhere, so I had to take them off. I left the rears on, not just to keep the bumper somewhat clean, but also because I think it helps complete the rear wheel arch. If you notice the rear bumper does not extend down as low as the front bumper or the side skirts, and to me it looks wierd with just the bumper by itself. On 98-01 Integras, the rear pieces of the OEM kit extends it down some, but if you don't have that, or if you have the 94-97 rear bumper, the rear mudguards extend down and help complete the rear arch.
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Nice! Patrick, 2 thing I'd do:
1)Paint your corners all amber!
2)Try to find an ITR lip.
1)Paint your corners all amber!
2)Try to find an ITR lip.
2) I'd like some kind of front lip, but I scrape the bottom of the bumper on some inclines as it is already, so I don't know....
Nice! Patrick, 2 thing I'd do:
1)Paint your corners all amber!
2)Try to find an ITR lip.
1)Paint your corners all amber!
2)Try to find an ITR lip.
...cuz i never liked those corner lights at all. btw which color paint did you usE? duplicolor gunmetal?
i used to have my 17z painted in duplicolor "smoke"...it was a lil darker than gunmetal. it looked good too..but just almost 2 weeks ago, i repainted all 4 rims (damn they took forever compared to what u have to do), the new color is called graphite by duplicolor "wheel paint"....IMO it looks so much better than the rest of the gunmetal/smoke colors, u should check it out. its got a reflective shine in it too
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the new color is called graphite by duplicolor "wheel paint"....IMO it looks so much better than the rest of the gunmetal/smoke colors, u should check it out. its got a reflective shine in it too
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Damn you're digging up all these old threads.
Keep searching man, I've seen so many topics on painted wheels w/ a polished lip.
Damn you're digging up all these old threads.
Keep searching man, I've seen so many topics on painted wheels w/ a polished lip.
that would be sweet <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IntEGNYC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Ever consider keeping the lip chrome and painting the rest of the wheel?</TD></TR></TABLE>







