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Cant say it enough times dude, looks super tough. Good call on the orange indicators.

What did you do to the old rear wheel arch, did you cut it right back, or flare it out? Any pics of that? Also which places did you screw it?

Cant wait to see it with the front bar on!

thanks Corey. they look okay but they gotta go!

will probable end up buying some TE37s for track later.

no luck finding those damn trims yet :( and now i need a passenger and driver side front door trim..

So we finished up at around 2am, everything's good and sweet.

Backing everything int the shop. Bang, into the car. Need to rub back rear bar and quarter and blend it all.

f**kKK

  • 2 weeks later...

so i picked up the car and drove it home on monday

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and she blew a radiator hose...

new one coming.

and then, roman informed me that these arrived..

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gotta go pay the man i guess! haha

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