Joey Mojo, those are some awesome looking lights.

Jeff

 

I hope they look good when they're on, they should. I saw them on an R56 on here and it looked great. However, I am worried about the clip at the bottom that holds the halo messing with the whole circle of light. *fingers crossed*

Also hope my silver blinker bulbs will fit.

 

Agree, silver bulbs will be much sleeker than the orange. And I imagine the halo glow will be bright enough to create a full "halo". I do like how the bezel behind the halo is black, unlike the chrome that I have on my OEM black xenons.

Looking forward to seeing them once you have them on.

 

Love it!

 

Those are OEM Mini Multispokes with 205-45-17 tires. 17" with ET48. Got 15mm spacers and is lowered with a KW V1. Got some rubbing with this setup when there is some vacatione lugage in the back. With the 18" R113 summer wheels no problems at all due to the slightly higer ET (52).

 

got the mirror caps put on the car and the scuttles and de checkered it :( ill miss you checkers but i love the woodgrain and tikis

 

Honestly, that looks pretty awesome even if it is silly. I like all the different matching parts. Where'd you get em?

 

I also think that the wood grain is freakin cool!!!! What a great look!

 

Thank you. I painted all of it shaved the wiper arms and reflectors

 

Great job! The man has skills. Nice short board BTW.

 

Finally had a weekend to get my baby cleaned....

 

Can you take a picture of you Basslink? Just trying to get some ideas. Have considered the under-seat woofer, but after owning a Basslink for my wife's car for over five years, i would like to go with what I know.....

 

Love it!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

 

Really like the blacked out barn door handles. Did you have this done professionally or DIY wrapped? Thanks

 

Those blacked out fenders look great. I keep thinking about doing that as well.

 

Thanks, I had all the chrome covered professionally.

 

Well done. Looks very clean...

 

Thanks. Doing the fenders is not difficult, just time consuming.....

 

Looks clean. Wondering how difficult it is to remove it to get to the floors underneath..

 

All I do is fold the seat forward and the panels pull up easily with the sub still mounted. I can access both floor without unmounting the sub. But if you do need to take it out, you only remove 2 long screws securing it to the mounts.

 

I have a Rockfort Fosgate 10" Punch which IMHO is a better solution. For one you do not lose vital trunk space on the top floor, secondly it is not screwed in and can be removed in seconds by disconnecting the speaker wires. It fits in the lower floor with enough clearance to not have the sub hit the floor cover. I prefer this set up because it is not visible.

 

can you take some pics of this installed?

 

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