BobsRX8GT

I just want his wheels. Original Work with mad dish.

brilliantblackrx8

I'll take the whole car... then swap the lug nutz.

EricB

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i was about to say, the wheels? ill take that home with me. LOL

do you BB guys recommend a buffer? Im not sure if i want to invest in a PC. My brother got a meguires buffer but its hilariously bad. Better results using your hand.

fyrstormer

Sure, why not.

Darkness8

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I got the racist joke. But I do consider myself a Brilliant Black! lol

brilliantblackrx8

Only if you're Asian or Native American decent

brilliantblackrx8

Moderators, please look into this,

YoshiFD3S

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Mine:





:D

SayNoToPistons

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Undertray?

Polak Graphics

Been a while since ive seen red tails

Not bad....kinda like it on the black

Jedi54

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those red tails = super illegal in CA.
wonder what the laws are in GA

pdxhak

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Jedi, I thought only forward facing red or blue lights were illegal? There have been plenty of OE tail lights that are nearly all red as well.

pdxhak

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+1...

Jedi54

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CA is retarded.

cornholio135

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new wheels/tires for my Shinka...got them last month...

18.9 +35
245/40

g4crx

After a little spit & polish....

BobsRX8GT

I am using a Concours 900 DA buffer with fantastic results. The Porter Cable is similar but not as powerful. The Meguires buffer is similar but not as powerful as mine. It comes down to the polish and compounds you use with the type of pad. Different combinations give different results.

I have found a Lake Country White polishing pad with Menzerna compound is plenty aggressive for the soft RX8 paint. This will remove swirls and minor defects. Then using a Lake Country Black kompressor finishing pad for the cleaner polishes and glazes like Zaino ZAIO and Z5/Z2 or Poorboys world glaze works well then top off with a wax using the Gold Lake country finessing pad.

Remember, high speeds for defect removal and low to medium for polish and glazes then low speed for waxes. Also it is imperative that you fully work any abrasive compounds you use otherwise you run the risk of introducing hologramms or minor scratching.

Have fun. Detailing becomes an addiction.

BlackRX8GT

I washed and waxed the 8 same day I ended up taking the bumper and head lights out this Saturday gonna wash and wax again I will have a new photo with if clean and with new lights

Rotr8

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looks good g4crx

What would be neat would be if you painted your wheels a satin grey to match the trim of the MS kit,,, that would look sick!

Rotary-RX8

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No need because ...





RACE CAR

brilliantblackrx8

+1, I think that would look great as well, it would be a nice contrast.

Jedi54

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can I play?

brilliantblackrx8

What else needs to be stated... it's hard to improve upon perfection.

Rotary-RX8

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^ Jorge needs a turbo .... then it would be PERFECT!!!

YoshiFD3S

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hehe, you guys are funny. :]

I do need an undertray. I know. Just haven't gotten around to buying one.

I love my red tails. Totally a personal taste topic, I'm aware.

You know how some folks like to have a brake light in the rear rotor accent? I was planning on putting a white reverse light there. Haven't gotten around to that yet, though.

I've had cops behind me on the road...haven't been pulled over yet. knock on wood.

And yes, California DOES suck for many reasons. This is why I register my cars in Georgia. Military.





With the carbon-fiber trunk, I love it.

My inspiration:





To each his own, right?

:]