Air Bag install on a 91 with pics
Originally posted by TPl383
I'll dissagree there.. If you take care of a Good Black job from the get go with 3m products you can keep it swirl free..
If he took a weekend and wetsanded that and used some 3M swirl remover and Perfect it. I bet it would look 100% better
I'll dissagree there.. If you take care of a Good Black job from the get go with 3m products you can keep it swirl free..
If he took a weekend and wetsanded that and used some 3M swirl remover and Perfect it. I bet it would look 100% better
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Ya Im reallly thinging of baging my car now seeing Jeffs and this one done.. This might be the next thing I do soon as I finish the Mini Tubbs.
Crazy do you have nay pic's of your ride with the weight jacks etc. If so Can you make a new post with em so you dont hijack this thread. or feel free to e-mail me some chris@cecoatings.com
Crazy do you have nay pic's of your ride with the weight jacks etc. If so Can you make a new post with em so you dont hijack this thread. or feel free to e-mail me some chris@cecoatings.com
Yeah no worries. I was gonna make another thread with all kinds of pics. Just gotta do a few more things and I'm gonna go snap some pics up on the mountain. I knew my setup would never be able to go as low as these guys and be streetable because I need suspension travel. But honestly I was able to lower it alot more than I thought I would without probs on the street. Still, nothing beats the bags if you like that look. Damn nice tucking!!
One of those high res pics is now my background.
Thanks! Ok here's the big question though *drum roll* How much did everything cost you (with DIY labor)?
One of those high res pics is now my background.
Thanks! Ok here's the big question though *drum roll* How much did everything cost you (with DIY labor)? Supreme Member
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Originally posted by CrazyHawaiian
Yeah no worries. I was gonna make another thread with all kinds of pics. Just gotta do a few more things and I'm gonna go snap some pics up on the mountain. I knew my setup would never be able to go as low as these guys and be streetable because I need suspension travel. But honestly I was able to lower it alot more than I thought I would without probs on the street. Still, nothing beats the bags if you like that look. Damn nice tucking!!
One of those high res pics is now my background.
Thanks! Ok here's the big question though *drum roll* How much did everything cost you (with DIY labor)?
Yeah no worries. I was gonna make another thread with all kinds of pics. Just gotta do a few more things and I'm gonna go snap some pics up on the mountain. I knew my setup would never be able to go as low as these guys and be streetable because I need suspension travel. But honestly I was able to lower it alot more than I thought I would without probs on the street. Still, nothing beats the bags if you like that look. Damn nice tucking!!
One of those high res pics is now my background.
Thanks! Ok here's the big question though *drum roll* How much did everything cost you (with DIY labor)? Thread Starter
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Car: 1971 Corvette
Engine: 6.0 LS1 L92 heads sheet metal etc.
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Thanks for all the compliments. I am very happy with the work that I did. It turned out just the way that I wanted.
The parts cost about $1500 or so.
It is not a show car, and it is kind of dirty in the pics because I didn't have time to wash it. The owner picked it up on Saturday. The motor is stock other than that air cleaner. The interior looks pretty good. I am not a fan of the seats, but the rest of it looks good.
If any of you guys knows someone who wants his/her car bagged, let me know. I want to make this into a business, so the more cars I do, the more my name is out there. I am in the GR, MI area. Thanks,
The parts cost about $1500 or so.
It is not a show car, and it is kind of dirty in the pics because I didn't have time to wash it. The owner picked it up on Saturday. The motor is stock other than that air cleaner. The interior looks pretty good. I am not a fan of the seats, but the rest of it looks good.
If any of you guys knows someone who wants his/her car bagged, let me know. I want to make this into a business, so the more cars I do, the more my name is out there. I am in the GR, MI area. Thanks,
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K Im reviving this because it was a great thread, and since Ive decided to undertake this project when I redo my suspension before march I figured I could use it as one good reference for any unanswered questions (plus Id hate to bother so many people with tons of PM's). I just want to make sure, what parts of my current suspension are still used? Am I to understand that with this setup I still use my front struts? If so would a new set of bilsteins do the trick? Furthermore since it will have a wide range of motion (both high and low) does this mean that I need an adjustable panhard bar? LCA reloc brackets? I just wann know what Im gonna buy new and what I can leave. Bag experts - Thanks in advance
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