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Finally got the bodywork smoothed out and the satin white/ carbon fiber wrap done. Im happy with it.
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Panel fit and gaps are almost as good as they're going to get. These duraflex fenders are **** but i'll live with them for now.
As for the b piller line I agree to an extent. The transition just above the door is a bit hard on the eye but I like the overall split in the color. Gives her a higher "hip" if you get my meaning. Maybe i'll change it to be more rounded off at the door at some point. Easily done - it's all vinyl.
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A nice before and after....
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Still me. I haven't left per-se. Just not as active. The splitters unfortunatly didn't take off like I had hoped. So my car will have to remain one of a kind after all.
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MeenZ28 (12-06-2019)
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Panel fit and gaps are almost as good as they're going to get. These duraflex fenders are **** but i'll live with them for now.
As for the b piller line I agree to an extent. The transition just above the door is a bit hard on the eye but I like the overall split in the color. Gives her a higher "hip" if you get my meaning. Maybe i'll change it to be more rounded off at the door at some point. Easily done - it's all vinyl.
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MeenZ28 (01-23-2020)
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The first thing was subframe connectors. I'm running 2 sets, the UMI outers AND the Alston (sp?) inners. I wouldn't dare dream of this without them. The t-top bar was cut out and the head liner/weather stripping was modified accordingly. As for the removable top, I used the roof off a donor hard-top car, modified it to fit the opening, and used the brackets that came on the t-tops. I made a stiffer inner structure for the roof panel so it wouldn't be so flimsy out of 1/4" ABS to save weight. It's really as simple as that. I am planning on taking pics of the roof panel to post (as soon as I'm done with all my other projects).
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