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What Should I Do To My R33 - Looks Wise?

r33turb

By r33turb,
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Spunky Munky Grand Master

Spunky Munky

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If you want a sleeper or stealth look - do not change anything... just go hardcore performance.

If you want to be a ricer, then different story. There's nothing wrong with a bit of exterior mods, as long as it is what you want to achieve.

R 2 THE J Rising Star

R 2 THE J

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Stealth and Sleeper have two diff categories with only minor differences.

Stealth is to stay under radar sort of, hence black on black, dark featues. Pick the stealth bomber for instance.

And sleeper..well im sure evryone knows what that is.

joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo Grand Master

joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo

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jesus... thread revival much?

do you even still have the car?

gtr front bar

black or carbon ganadors

window tints

smoked indicators

if it were me i'd get the wheels, stealth wing, ganadors, washer arms and fmic all sprayed in satin black

JDM TUFF and not gonna cost much

R 2 THE J Rising Star

R 2 THE J

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lol...

Sorry guys, i was just lookin for stuff to do to my car, saw this, pretty much a clone of mine.

Got GTR front bar

Gettin F1 type mirrors in Carbon

Carbon B Pillars

Windows are tinted

Indicators will be smoked.

i dont know about my stealth wing painted satin black though?

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SkyHi_33 Mentor

SkyHi_33

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best looking s1 ive seen yet.

i got the same bumper and skirts to go on mine, black rims but too bad my car is in the ghay wine red most s1's came in...

just needs a gtr style front grille and done. clean, simple and bloody tough as!

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