For some reason it won't let me upload PICs on here, Sooo...

Here is the link to my CD page for UPDATED PICs...

Enjoy !

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/394675...sport-sedan-4d

 

looks amazing man

 

thx.

just got to work out the bugs...I think i may have damaged my o2 sensors while trying to get one of the stock bolt off the OEM cats...took me 1 1/2 to get it out lol.

I now got SES light on for P0051 & p0031 which is both pre-cats sensors....ugh
i've installed CEL FIX spacers but SES light still comes on after ECU reset. So the nx step is to replace the o2 sensors

 

yea sounds about right...the o2's are extremely sensitive

 

Finally figured out how to upload these PICs...

 

More PICs of the CF Diffuser... I just love how the rear of the car looks

 

UPDATE !!!

I finally built up enough courage to attack the DIY BLACKED OUT headlight.

Verdict... It wasn't as hard as I thought it was gonna be...

Here are some PICs..

 

one of the sexiest G sedans I've ever seen man. love the subtleness of it all. hows thoese springs treating you ?? I was wondering if tein's are any good

 

Thx for the kind words.

As for the TEINs... They are one for the best (If not the best) lowering springs you can buy at a reasonable price IMO.

Ride quality is the same (If not better) than stock). This is my 3rd Ride with a TEIN set-up. Never had any issues with them.

Might I add, they give a pretty nice DROP as well...

 

Nice ride, the only thing that I don't like is you're OEM silver spoiler / lip. I think it would look much better wrapped in white or black to offset some colour in the rear.

The rest is spot on, great job so far. Very clean and properly modded. Probably one of the nicest white G's I've seen so far.

 

TY for the comps...

I agree with you on the chrome trunk lip... I does sticks out more since I added the CF Diffuser...

I'll probably vinyl wrapped it in black first to see how it looks with the rear...

 

Lookin' good, man. IP is still the best color for the G's IMO. LOL

Incidentally, how difficult was it to pull your headlights apart? I've heard from some people it's a breeze, but others have had a nightmare with it.

 

Thx bro.

The HL's came apart fairly easy for me once I removed it from the oven.

As for putting it back together, I had trouble lining up all the hole at first, b/c the glow/sealer had gotten hard again....

So all I did was line everything up the best I could, THEN put it back in the oven for baking @ 240 degrees for about 11-12 min.

Once I took it out the oven, the glue/sealer was SOFT again, So I was able to maneuver and line all the holes back into place, then I installed all the accessories back together.

I give this DIY a 5 out of 10.

 

Looks great!! Luv the wheels..

 

nice I might have to get me a set then what size wheels you runnin there if u dun mind me askin