ive got lowering springs i do believe

not sure about shocks



I also figure this is the reason my e-brake cable hits the drive shaft. How should i fix this?

 

wil look sswwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttttttttttttttt!!!!!

 

i prefer this blue version

 

the black strip on the hood will look real nice with the hood u have. and billet rims would look sweet.

 

I like the blue version even better!!

 

I still vote red

 

Yeah thats not my car so I dont have that hood, I just put 05 bullitts on the car yesterday, but I need to put spacers on the front and back with hub centric spacers so i can have some thread. I also decided that the car will be repainted in the red before the blue because I want to do the blue when i save up enough money to have the engine out and being rebuilt while the car is being painted so theres no red in the engine bay.

 

Mine's a lighter blue, but it would look KILLLAAAAHHH w that hood and paint, and another style of wheels, since everyone and his grandpa has bullits around here.
I'll put these instead:

 

Paint em black and leave a lip and those wheels are good to go Eduardo

 

maybe i'll do that to the pony wheels it has but if i get those cobra wheels i'll keep them like that

 

As cool as the blue is, it is a pain to do a color change, i'd stick with original paint color. I think it looks perfect the way it is, with the cobra r stuff and rims.

 

Agreed

 

Unless you plan to paint under the hood, trunk lid and door jams, It will look like a cheap "Earl Scheib" paint job.

Leave it red. It looks good and in the long run, it will save you money and grief.

 

Sell the red and buy a blue one if you want a blue one. It is too much of a pain to do two paint jobs...

 

Well now since everyone is against it lol do you know of any places in norcal that are good for just painting the parts of my car that are primed or faded. I might get a picture of it up tonight.

 

There are places like Earl Scheib where if you bring in your primed and prepped car, they'll spray the paint on for a couple hundred bucks. Earl Scheib is the palce near here, but I think its a chain. I never actually went there, since I do it all myself, but I've heard they're decent paint jobs for the money

hunt around and see if there are any places like that in your area

 

oh yeah we've got earl scheibs up the ***. but i was just wondering if it would be a good idea to take it too them for my car

 

Question: Should 255/55/17 tires rub on a 95 on sharp u-turns cause i think it did today.

 

thats how i want to paint my Taillight panel,...... saucy

 

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