Well After a couple months of working with minor mods on the G just wanted to share with you guys some pictures i took of it before and after.
Total cost 620 (including intake) and Long hours of labor.

Before

After


Before

After


Before

After


Just some pictures to ***** my car =D lol.
Before springs

After springs

 

Is that powder coated?

I've been wanting to Powder Coat & Polish the Lip of my stock 19's but dont know how much it would cost.

Hopefully I can get a deal for Powder coating & Polishing the Lip of my 19's for less than $300 total.

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wheels look good!!

 

Now that's HOT Did you need a camber kit?

 

wow that looks amazing. not a fan of what you did to the reverse lights but the wheels are hot!

 

looks great...yeah i would toss those reverse lights like ahero said. what you use to debadge your ride?

 

nice!!

 

the whole point of the revers light is so people know your going backwards, if they dont see it light up it could be dangerous, im not into the mods that could potentially end up in a accident, so you might want to check that but he car looks great. and by the way i do like the black in there.

 

Sooo Ssexxxyyyyy!!!

 

The idea was okay, but spraypaint wasn't pulled off too well. You can clearly see the uneveness of the paint, and the areas you missed on the lips, and you didn't paint the insides of the wheels, so it looks amateur. If you want them back, go take them to a pro, because you didn't do a very good job the first time. Redo the sidemarkers as well because I can still see the orange.

 

good concept needs better exicution

 

looks grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat.

just spend a little more time putting together ur mods next time

 

IMO...your rims would look better on a OB ryde.

 

that looks GREAT...exceptt id get overlays for the whole taillights..and paint those calipers to really make them POP

 

Thanks for the replys, No i dont need a camber kit, reverse light can still be seen its not a fully black vinyl, execution is not great since i did not spend money on doing it proffesionaly being it is a 1 year lease + 6 months extention.