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where are you at in Nebraska? I have been wondering if there were other g sedan enthusiasts around. Are you neer Omaha?
I live about 20 miles south of omaha. I know there are a couple of nice g coupes in omaha but I haven't seen any badass sedans around, which is what I'm trying to fix
Originally Posted by HorrorrX
I like the lower grilles, but I'd put the stock grille back in. Ultimately your decision, of course. Although, maybe it'd look a lot different if it was clean and shiny (sorry, I had to).
I really want the oem grill too, I'm just unsure of how much work it will take to fit like I want it to. I know I need a wash, but I live in Nebraska and it's hard to keep a black car clean
Originally Posted by mt7rabbit
It looks good, the top of the bumper and the hood are off by about an inch. Maybe if you put the OEM grill it will help. So far it looks much better than most would have thought. Nicely done.
Thanks, and that's exactly why I want to put my oem grill on it. The coupe's K2 integrated grill is flush with the hood and it looks alright, although I still like the oem grill better
Originally Posted by cloudless_skiez
yeah +1 with distance shot but so far it looks good def put the oem grill on im still waiting to get my money situated until i order mine but looks good =)
Thanks, and distance shots are coming soon!
Originally Posted by MissouriG35
another vote for the OEM grill. Otherwise, it looks very good. Now wash that damn car.
Thanks, and I think I'm gonna do it. I went and bought a car wash, but the damn thing is broken I might just use some meguires quick detailer to clean the front end up though
Originally Posted by h23sdominate
the oem doesnt fit without some work..the guy already filed it to make his clear corners fit was else do you want him to do to his bumper? lol
I actually filed the fiberglass down and got them to fit in, but one side was so thin it broke. The stock bumper has metal brackets that hold the side marker lights and are riveted in. I just drilled them out and then modified them to fit to my K2. The side marker lights fit much better this way and are a lot more solid. I know I could make the oem grill work, but I don't think it's gonna be easy.
Originally Posted by ShanesG
+100000000000 on a distance shot cant really tell much from the pics!!!
Yea I just threw these pics up because there is a lot of interest in the K2 since strafe finished them. I bought the first one and the only other pics are from strafe. I stated above that I would be updating as I progress so I will get some more pics up soon.
it might have been said already - but re-size the pics... I scrolled right by most of them because they are too big to even appreciate the bumper... those pics arent doing anything to draw proper attention...
it might have been said already - but re-size the pics... I scrolled right by most of them because they are too big to even appreciate the bumper... those pics arent doing anything to draw proper attention...
I posted up some new pics of the front end cleaned up and re-sized. Thanks though!
Actually they are in the fiberglass that breaks thru the primer trust me. simple prep. Just make sure b4 you have it painted that they da that area down to the fiberglass and reprime otherwise the stress cracks will come back thru
Actually they are in the fiberglass that breaks thru the primer trust me. simple prep. Just make sure b4 you have it painted that they da that area down to the fiberglass and reprime otherwise the stress cracks will come back thru
Yea I just went outside and looked at it and they are stress cracks. I'm gonna be doing all the prep and painting so I'll take care of it. Thanks!
(sorry, I had to).
I might just use some meguires quick detailer to clean the front end up though
