3 weeks of modding and under $205 spent (lots of pics)
pop that throttle body off next and get that sucker painted, everybody always makes their sc look super nice and have the nasty lookin tb still
pretty sure it was VHT Wheel paint, and i put about 5 coats on it and with all the heat cycles from the charger i think its baked on there for good.
gotcha, i havnt got around to pulling the charger off yet, maybe when i do dual pass end plate but i still do have to clean/paint the TB but idk if i have the tools to remove those fitting on it.
I would have just gone with LED bulbs. I like them better. Easier to install, look way cooler physically. I love they they have like 64 LED on the stick.
well i got my HID's in and they look tight but now my DRl/turn signals look like ass so i ordered some cheap eaby 20LED bulbs and ill see how long they last, they were only $3 bucks so we will see.
UPDATE: i have painted my grill with Plasti Dip for a nice black finish and i also did corvette dual tail light mod on the reverse light housings but i have to refinish my lenses and get them the right brightness before i post videos and pic's, the light mod cost me $25 and took bout 2-3 Hr's to complete.
Update, recently i have been focusing on polishing my valve cover and im getting close to finishing it and posting some pictures for you guys to see, and i also de-badged the trunk and removed the supercharged emblem on it along with wiring up tail lights on the inner light housings on the trunk for the corvette/skyline style lights.
Update, recently i have been focusing on polishing my valve cover and im getting close to finishing it and posting some pictures for you guys to see, and i also de-badged the trunk and removed the supercharged emblem on it along with wiring up tail lights on the inner light housings on the trunk for the corvette/skyline style lights.
how are the light output on those things? Im not going to purchase them, just curious, havent seen anything about them really online.



so ill have a lot more time to spare.
