The lights in the grille are the standard fog lights on GT's (both Base and Premium).

Hope this helps!


BTW: I will post some more pics, after two more mods have been completed! Steeda CAI + Tune and Steeda Ultralite Lowering Springs! The car looks awesome is the ride quality remained excellent, with outstanding handling characteristics!

 

are the steeda ultralites installed in these pics?

 

No, this was one of the first photo shoots I took when I originally got the car... so the Steeda springs and other items are NOT installed in those pics.

Here are some pics WITH the Steeda Ultralites installed:

 

It looks great!!

 

Very nice! needs another inch for my tastes though... Steeda Extremes for me. (or sportlineS)

 

that gt 500 spoiler is next level, i need that in my life, also what wax/polish do you use, that paint is flawless, i wish my black 11 was that clean

 

I dig the gt500 spoiler! and that backwoods road looks like a blast. We've got a few around here that we call "test and tune" roads

 

That is one great looking ride, very very nice.

 

Marin... it took me a while to find the right wax/polish and bought many different ones.

I use the three step waxing from Mothers (Clean, Prime, Wax) for detailed waxing/polishing, but use Maguire's Quick Wax for cleaning in between the lenghty waxing. I use the Quick Wax (black spray bottle) almost after every wash, as I hate any kind of water spots (just drives me nuts!).

I'll post some more pics of my latest mods, which include the SLP's and the Roush Rocker Splitters...

The side splitters are awesome and give the car an even more agressive look from the side... next on my exterior mod list is the CS front fascia and the GT500 rear diffuser.

 

Don't forget the claybar! Twice a year, I wash and then do the following:

- Use pinnacle ultra poly claybar w/the meguiars quick detailer followed by

- Griot's Garage stage 4 machine polish (for very very fine scratches and swirl marks and water spots) with the griot's orbital buffer followed by

- Wolfgang fuzion estate wax w/the buffer

Then between waxes, I will use the Sonus Acrylic Spritz Quick Detail Spray

It's a lot of work but with a black car, it's extremely important because like I tell people, a clean black car is the best looking car on the road but a dirty black car is the worst looking car on the road... there's no in between.