My new Tsunami Body kit pics
#8
Originally Posted by RX-Hawk
interesting, no turn signals on the front bumper. Any pics of rear bumper?
Well not in OEM in the states anyway...
#14
The car will be really nice once it is: 1) lowered, 2) gets new rims (dark), 3) looses the lambo doors, 4) looses the blue tint in favor of a traditional tint, 5) get a new rear bodykit. Your car has a lot of potential!
#20
Originally Posted by brothervoodoo
Those corner lights don't "signal" when you turn..
Well not in OEM in the states anyway...
Well not in OEM in the states anyway...
Oh i didn't know that heh. Just thought it wasn't "legal" to not have those lights there, not that most cops would notice or ticket ya for it.
#22
nice i wanted to do this to my car. how much was it 1200? how much did you pay for paint job?
idk if i like it that much.. the front sits up high as hell, that'd need to be DEFF dropped...
can you get any other pics of the 8 in darker lighting... i hate when its in the sunshine it looks a ***** blue imo... only thing i dont like about blue..=/
idk if i like it that much.. the front sits up high as hell, that'd need to be DEFF dropped...
can you get any other pics of the 8 in darker lighting... i hate when its in the sunshine it looks a ***** blue imo... only thing i dont like about blue..=/
#25
well it looks ok to me, but I would have gone a different route. It's obvious you're into the asthetic side of things (and probably the performance side too) so if you were wanting to really turn heads, the easiest (and probably chepaest) thing to do first would have been to adjust the stance (lower it duh) as lowering a car can alter a vehcile's looks tremendously when done right. (not to mention it does noticably improve handling) The next step would have been wheels as no matter what anybody says, wheels make the car. Right now everyobdy will be looking at your car and they will say "it's too high and it needs wheels" but if you would have done those things first you could have saved yourself a lot of grief or whatever, not to mention it would have been a lot easier to deal with the fitment of your kit on a car that is already been lowered a while and has had everything settle etc. Now if you lower it, you may or may not have clearance issues and even if you do at first and fix them right away, things could get thrown off again a few months down the road once your springs settle etc. kit's cool, doors are not my thing but I can appreciate the expense and effort it takes to install them, and the car looks decent, I'm not trying to be a jerk or give you a hard time, I would have just done things a little differently priority wise, good luck with finishing it out, I'm sure it'll look sweet once you're done......if there ever really is such a thing