WWP - New Wheels, Bodywork, Headliner Pics...
04-15-2009, 07:00 PM
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WWP - New Wheels, Bodywork, Headliner Pics...
Finally had chance to take some pictures after the new Wheels/Tires/Bodywork and headliner have been finished/installed. (Not posted any decent pic's since i got it, 09/2005)
The wheels are Tenzo Cuzco 19 * 9.5 + 45 (need pushing out a touch more), Tires are Vredestein 245 / 35 / 19, Great for street, not perfect for track.
Had some bodywork done too, Lower rear bumper painted and mesh installed, mesh installed on the front bumper, and the blue Sebring shaped dent removed from the rear fender (that i carefully installed last year).
The headliner is a carbon cloth that i cant for the life of me remember where i bought it, but the install was a horrendous pain in the *** but the end result seems decent!
Enjoy....
The wheels are Tenzo Cuzco 19 * 9.5 + 45 (need pushing out a touch more), Tires are Vredestein 245 / 35 / 19, Great for street, not perfect for track.
Had some bodywork done too, Lower rear bumper painted and mesh installed, mesh installed on the front bumper, and the blue Sebring shaped dent removed from the rear fender (that i carefully installed last year).
The headliner is a carbon cloth that i cant for the life of me remember where i bought it, but the install was a horrendous pain in the *** but the end result seems decent!
Enjoy....
04-15-2009, 07:52 PM
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Nice pics. I like the wheels maybe you will need 275 rubber ?? 
to push them a lil more out
I was thinking about painting the black rear bumper to match the body color. Can you take a better pic form the rear but not on an angle just from like 4-5 feet behind ??
to push them a lil more outI was thinking about painting the black rear bumper to match the body color. Can you take a better pic form the rear but not on an angle just from like 4-5 feet behind ??
04-15-2009, 11:18 PM
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Cheers for the comments guys :D
Need lower offset, ill get the alignment sorted and measure and make some spacers to get the wheels flush.
Mostly hell, haha, i don't recommend it for upholstery beginners and that is coming from an upholstery beginner(first and last time i'm touching anything to do with cloth/leather/glue)
About $90 in materials my cousin got for me, i cant remember for the life of me (i have been asked many times) where i got them from, it was somewhere local tho. It cost another 90 in glue, and about 15 years of my life, i hate hate hate hate glue/cloth/stuff, ill stick to electricity, mechanics and programming thanks!
About $90 in materials my cousin got for me, i cant remember for the life of me (i have been asked many times) where i got them from, it was somewhere local tho. It cost another 90 in glue, and about 15 years of my life, i hate hate hate hate glue/cloth/stuff, ill stick to electricity, mechanics and programming thanks!
04-16-2009, 11:01 AM
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04-16-2009, 11:19 AM
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Really handsome looking wheels on the WWP. The headliner is really nice but I'd like to see pictures of what you did with the map light/sunglasses surround - do you plan on dying the trim panels?
