new struts\springs,muffler, blacked out side markers,brake light, no pin stripe

[itsallstock93vert]

went mod crazy this week put on kyb gr2s, megan springs,stainless steel muffler (temp till sr20) took off pinstripe and man do my fingers hurt and back window is nice and tight now ,what do you think she is still only two weeks old

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what she use to look like two weeks ago

[JSvert240sx]

Car looks awesome! pretty mich seals the deal for me on getting black/dark rims next. What is that on the rear drivers side 1/4 panel?

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japanese pro driver symbol its a magnet just fooling around with it

[94_240sx]

Looking good...In pic #2, it looks like there's no rear window. Damn... I wish I have a rear window clean that.

[top_secret]

wow I can only imagine how awesome my car would be now if it was that clean to start with...but then again if my car hadn't been ****ed up I probably wouldn't have been in such a hurry to strip the interior and cut the fenders and spray bomb it.

[slip69]

nice ride!! digging the rims. and i fell ya on the finger pain, i peeled my pinstripping and it was a pain in the ***. i tried using my old credit card from 98( i still carry it to make me look cool when i open my wallet, cause if i didn't all people would see is my health insurance cards and strippers business cards. .j/k) and it still sucked

[sxcoupe]

lookin good keep it up

the mod flu a b*tch i cant stop.

if you smoke you your tails man that thing would look steath.

[top_secret]

scouring pads + "dissolves it" (avaialble at autozone) work awesome for removing the tape for the record. Heat it up (I used a torch just turned it down low and kept it far away) but a heatgun is best... heat it up, pull it off, use a plastic scraper to help you out, and then scouring pads and dissolves it to get the residue off. You may have to buff your paint after that the scouring pads can make swirls in the paint... you can just use a cloth but it takes a LOT more elbow grease. If you want your paint to stay good you'd probably be better off buying a cheap package of cotton cloths and soaking them in dissolves it and just keep rotating them to get a clean surface... once it gets like "saturated" (more like packed) with that foam residue **** it won't take off anymore.

[jamesblonde82]

why isnt the 240 in the garage?