It's at it's new home!

[Bealo]

Says the person that thought a matt black wrap would look good on a SG CSL .:blalalala::blalalala::blalalala::blalalala:

It looked the tits u muppet :supz::smt055

[rstoughy]

I quite like the red however Id be paranoid that they done the old Evo thing of going pink after some track days.

Car is looking good Mike :smokin:

[Mike RT4]

I quite like the red however Id be paranoid that they done the old Evo thing of going pink after some track days.

Car is looking good Mike :smokin:

If they do fade, I'll get that guy to redo them in a more durable finish. Hopefully, the paint that AP use is more durable than the Brembo version.

[chrisburns]

Mike that roof spoiler will come off ok you know. They are only bonded on with windscreen sealer.
Car is looking great btw :thumbs:

[Mike RT4]

Mike that roof spoiler will come off ok you know. They are only bonded on with windscreen sealer.
Car is looking great btw :thumbs:

Unfortunately Richie fixed it on with glass Araldite, so although I think I could remove it without damaging the spoiler or the glass, I have no idea on how to remove the glue from the glass (I have lifted one side enough to see that the glue is solid underneath).

All suggestions welcome :beer:!

[Mark CSL]

Break the window and claim insurance :thumbs:

Or just leave it on it looks ok

[shimmy]

Break the window and claim insurance :thumbs:

Or just leave it on it looks ok

I think first idea is better

[Yanto_csl]

Car looks very clean
Brakes look ace in Red....black gloss wheels with cups would set them off nicely
Roof spoiler looks shit

:beer:

[Mike RT4]

Car looks very clean
Brakes look ace in Red....black gloss wheels with cups would set them off nicely
Roof spoiler looks shit

:beer:

I have a set of the CSL wheels in gloss black, just waiting for Billy to sort the Cups .

[chrisburns]

Humm I had one fitted to a E36 M3 years ago and in the kit it came with a paint on primer hen a tube of windscreen sealer to help adhesion.
I took it of a friends car when it was sold and whilst it was a pain it worked. We used cheese wire the same way the likes of autoglass or whoever would use when replacing a screen. The primer dried like a rubber so it peeled off after a few hours of picking at it :banghead:

Only thing I would say, a lot of the times those spoilers require the rubber seal around the window to be trimmed in order for the spoiler to sit right. If that has been done on yours then the seal will need replaced as well.

[shane@mbtech]

Mike is it just me, or the way the car is parked, but the drivers side looks a good 1 to 2" lower than the passenger side?

[Mike RT4]

Mike is it just me, or the way the car is parked, but the drivers side looks a good 1 to 2" lower than the passenger side?

It's just the way the drive is sloped .

[Neil M]

Mike is it just me, or the way the car is parked, but the drivers side looks a good 1 to 2" lower than the passenger side?

It's just you, the incline of drive + the angle of camera, doesn't usually suggest that the chassis is twisted. :hahaha:
All to do with the angle of dangle, unless the rear sub-frame has recently been repaired by Marks mates, in which case it might need a set of dolleys not cups.:smokin:

[shane@mbtech]

It's just the way the drive is sloped .

Shit soft gay suspension then:gayfight:,

[Mike RT4]

Shit soft gay suspension then:gayfight:,

H&R coilovers, must be shit .