Requesting more neon pictures!

 

Ask and you shall receive. Here are some additional pics.

 

All sweet unique cars! Sweet collection and they are also modded very nicely..

I was expecting a mustang, thank god there wasnt one. Or I woulda trolled haha!

 

those wheels would be nice on the SVT but not a fan of them on the SS/TC

 

Wow, nice man! I dig it for sure!

 

cars are so mint... jealous... wish i didnt drive mine so much

 

dope neon man i like your attention to details and cleanliness of your cars

 

Thanks again for the comments.

Again, the Axis wheels were a test fit. My primary choices are Enkei PF01 and OZ Racing Ultraleggara wheels. I'll most likely stick to one of these choices since the wheels are a lot lighter than the axis wheels.

 

cleanest car of the year award?

 

 

So now I have to decide, do I go with dark or light colored wheels? My gut feeling, firstly, is to go with Enkei PF01 wheels, but next decision is silver or black?

 

I would honestly go with dark rims since you have tinted tails already. If you didn't have them tinted, I would've gone with something bronze or gold. Hell, I would've messicanized it and thrown on some flaked powdercoat

 

Looks like I'm going to go with dark wheels, but lightweight like the Enkei PF01.

 

Not a terribly exciting mod, but one none the less. I've had this piece in a box since last year, just got around to installing it today.



And the before picture.


A couple other pics.

 

Forgot I had this to install too.



And before pic.

 

How many km r on the beast now?

 

I haven't put full insurance on it yet this year so it's got 1093kms as of today.

 

how did you add the lower rear bottom lip?

 

It's molded on, let's say glued and screwed to the sedan bumper. The sides of the lip had to be shortened since the sides of the coupe bumper is longer than the sides of the sedan bumper.

 

I bought a lip for my sedan but am scared to try to mold it on, i never modeled before and i don't want to mess it up. did you get rid of the clips the lip has? is there a way i can ship you the bumper and lip and you can do it? ill pay you

 

I forgot to mention, the clips and tabs were used too. You don't have to mold it on, that was my choice (an expensive one).

The lip has to be shortened by a couple of inches on each side, plastic welded back together, then you can go through the motions of attaching the lip like the factory did. One thing to bear in mind, you have to cut out a section of the bumper so that the grille area of the coupe lip can fit properly.



I had a body shop do the work for me. I did not do it myself.

 

super clean sedan very nice.

 

Couple of front pics.

 

White LNF Sedan > all

 

Sad but true...

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