WHAT DID YOU DO TO YOUR BRZ TODAY?

[KelvinBRZ]

Impromptu photo shoot outside of Santa Barbara Airport today... stopped by while running errands.

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[Turbo95eg6]

Originally Posted by blewclouds

As mentioned, I was inspired to finally opti-coat my car.
I have to say it was a long painful 3 day process but I'm pretty satisfied with the results so far.

Ugh, I am having the biggest debate of getting it done... I don't want anything permanent on my car, and I love to wax. Looks great tho. Give me the secrets to your inspiration?

[Simon99]

Originally Posted by Turbo95eg6

Ugh, I am having the biggest debate of getting it done... I don't want anything permanent on my car, and I love to wax. Looks great tho. Give me the secrets to your inspiration?

I believe Gtechniq might be for you !


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[86-tundra]

Originally Posted by The Natural

Could I get a link to where you bought this from? Price?

ebay, like $65

[wrohdejr]

Installed the new spyder headlights on my brz. Not very good pics because of night time but i will get more pics tomorrow.

[Simon99]

So that means you removed the most beautiful headlights out there for the twins :O Sacrilege !!







Haha jking bro, they look sick, pic of the led strips/bar if possible !


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[wtrxprs007]

Those LED strips don't look very bright though actually. But they still look pretty cool. Nice car you have there with that front mount there :p

[Simon99]

Originally Posted by wtrxprs007

Those LED strips don't look very bright though actually. But they still look pretty cool. Nice car you have there with that front mount there :p

I'm pretty sure nothing was on when he took the em if you're referring to posted pics...


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[blewclouds]

Originally Posted by Turbo95eg6

Ugh, I am having the biggest debate of getting it done... I don't want anything permanent on my car, and I love to wax. Looks great tho. Give me the secrets to your inspiration?

well... seeing that you live in Oregon and knowing that it probably rain there quite a bit, I don't see why its not inspiration enough! I mean I like knowing that I put the effort into waxing/polishing my car and definitely seeing the results, but knowing that I can get pretty close to the shine with half or even less than half the effort with a foam bath, light scrub and rinse did it for me. Also an additional clear coat makes me think that its going to just be extra protection for the long run. overall it was a lot of work doing it myself but I hope to reap the efforts when I don't have to put as much effort to get my car looking good with the whole clay, compound, polish process ever month or so!

[wtrxprs007]

Originally Posted by Simon99

I'm pretty sure nothing was on when he took the em if you're referring to posted pics...


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Oh.. Looked like they were or maybe I was just tired from school... Just realised it was just the flash from his phone reflecting off those strips. #dumbmoment lol *that heapboop emoji that I don't know how to put in here*

[uEih]

Originally Posted by SirBrass

Better than what happened to my front bumper on my way to work this morning.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...ostcount=22274

I've hit rubber at 70mph before and luckily nothing happen exempt a scuff mark which came off with a wash.

[uEih]

Originally Posted by White64Goat

Installed front lip today as well. You can tell it was warm outside, mods. are flying like crazy!! Mine also came from SpeedFactory101. The ends near the front tires required some engineering to increase strength in the mounting. the small white-ish scuffs and micro-scratches on the end are no big deal and I will probably paint it at some time in the future. Used 3M double faced tape between the lip and the bumper cover.

For those of you planning on doing the same thing, here's a small tip (lesson learned on my part) do not cover the screw holes in the lip with the double-sided tape as when you drive the screws through it, it will grab the screw and spin it into a small lump, keeping the lip from fitting as flush as it can to the bumper cover. Hit it with some Adams VRT when finished and it looks pretty good.

There was no screw hole here so I added one to hold the end tight to the bumper cover.

The ends were the only place where I had 'fitment' issues as you can see by the nylon spacers.

Did you only get screws? Most lip include only screws, wouldn't nuts and bolts work better in a situation like this?

[wrohdejr]

Originally Posted by wtrxprs007

Those LED strips don't look very bright though actually. But they still look pretty cool. Nice car you have there with that front mount there :p

The pics were with the lights off because with the lights on they are so bright you can tell what they look like see below.

[White64Goat]

Screws only, plus I added Scotch Extreme double face tape. I don't think it's going anywhere. Screws with nuts and washers would be more secure, but then you will have to drop the small front under-panel to get your hand to the backside of the bumper cover to hold the nuts. I ran the screws in with a cordless drill and then did the final tightening with a screwdriver.