gt2 decklid conversion
#16
I love the look...
Think about painting the rocker panels to match...I did it to my TT and I think the proportions look better balanced...
I always wanted to add a GT2 wing to my also...
Think about painting the rocker panels to match...I did it to my TT and I think the proportions look better balanced...
I always wanted to add a GT2 wing to my also...
#19
So then you have the Getty design front bumper. I believe that's the one piece.
Regarding the led light I heard it didn't have that slight bow...but if our rear led tail lights are made one day(wishful thinking) we are going to have to go with the led brake light option to make it look complete...
Regarding the led light I heard it didn't have that slight bow...but if our rear led tail lights are made one day(wishful thinking) we are going to have to go with the led brake light option to make it look complete...
#20
I used to scrap my front bumper on the driveway a lot when I ran stock bumper. I replaced the front lip with C4S and it help a bit.
Now with the GT2 bumper and without the lip, I have better clearance. I really don't want to put the lip on just to trash it, not the best look but I think it looks ok
#21
I agree on the rocker panel and would love to do the lower rear bumper too.
#22
Bedhes, I have a DIY on the project on Renntech...
I took the rocker panel out and took the pieces to a custom painter and he charged me only $195 to paint it with a lacquar enamel...the waterbase stuff they use in the Bay Area Shops don't stick to the vinyl rocker material well...
A body shop was going to charge me $650 to take the pieces off and paint it...It took me 20 minutes to remove it myself and less than a hour to put it back...follow the DIY and it's easy...
I think you'll like the balance look of the whole thing when completed...Good Luck...
I took the rocker panel out and took the pieces to a custom painter and he charged me only $195 to paint it with a lacquar enamel...the waterbase stuff they use in the Bay Area Shops don't stick to the vinyl rocker material well...
A body shop was going to charge me $650 to take the pieces off and paint it...It took me 20 minutes to remove it myself and less than a hour to put it back...follow the DIY and it's easy...
I think you'll like the balance look of the whole thing when completed...Good Luck...
#24
Bedhes, I have a DIY on the project on Renntech...
I took the rocker panel out and took the pieces to a custom painter and he charged me only $195 to paint it with a lacquar enamel...the waterbase stuff they use in the Bay Area Shops don't stick to the vinyl rocker material well...
A body shop was going to charge me $650 to take the pieces off and paint it...It took me 20 minutes to remove it myself and less than a hour to put it back...follow the DIY and it's easy...
I think you'll like the balance look of the whole thing when completed...Good Luck...
I took the rocker panel out and took the pieces to a custom painter and he charged me only $195 to paint it with a lacquar enamel...the waterbase stuff they use in the Bay Area Shops don't stick to the vinyl rocker material well...
A body shop was going to charge me $650 to take the pieces off and paint it...It took me 20 minutes to remove it myself and less than a hour to put it back...follow the DIY and it's easy...
I think you'll like the balance look of the whole thing when completed...Good Luck...
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