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Plasti dip ur front badge? Just don't do the rims please :-(. .
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Carbon wrapped arches
- Thread starter Abzynthe
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Hahaha...I saw this on the book of face too!! :thumbdown: Still...it IS unique! I'd like to see what the look like in motion though.
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Just as bad as when stationary. :thumbdown:
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Good look for orange
Abzynthe
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Im not a chav :lol:
That Ferrari is ruined.
That Ferrari is ruined.
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Anonymous
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Another fine example of more money than taste. What a travesty!!!
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I wouldn't do it to a Ferrari, but I have to say I actually like that.
I'm not a chav either but I do sometimes have the mental age of a 12yr old. Cor!
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I'm not a chav either but I do sometimes have the mental age of a 12yr old. Cor!
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Tomas_90 said:
Isn't it only the 458 Italia that has a tendency to spontaneously combust?
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Absynthe,
I absolutely love what you've done with your amber RCZ. So much so that I think I might do a bit of copycatting! The grille and the arches are easy enough to figure out....but where did you get the front spoiler? I can't seem to find the exact one you have!
Many thanks!
Will
I absolutely love what you've done with your amber RCZ. So much so that I think I might do a bit of copycatting! The grille and the arches are easy enough to figure out....but where did you get the front spoiler? I can't seem to find the exact one you have!
Many thanks!
Will
Abzynthe
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Thanks.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and all that lol.
As RCZ performance and Ecosse are the only UK shops for RCZ things. I have been searching a lot of European websites.
I ordered the splitter from a Polish website. You can get them in the UK, but even including shipping, the Polish one was about £50 cheaper.
http://www.eurotuningshop.com/produkt/r ... urency=gbp
Also if your going the whole hog, the wheels are below
http://www.wheelbasealloys.com/alloy-wh ... ax-186-mph
But for some reason, they dont sell for the RCZ anymore.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and all that lol.
As RCZ performance and Ecosse are the only UK shops for RCZ things. I have been searching a lot of European websites.
I ordered the splitter from a Polish website. You can get them in the UK, but even including shipping, the Polish one was about £50 cheaper.
http://www.eurotuningshop.com/produkt/r ... urency=gbp
Also if your going the whole hog, the wheels are below
http://www.wheelbasealloys.com/alloy-wh ... ax-186-mph
But for some reason, they dont sell for the RCZ anymore.
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Haha BE flattered! You've done a great job!
Can't really afford to do the wheels...plus my local Peugeot garage have just refurbed all my wheels cuz they were rusting. Did a diamond cutting job on them, and they look like new now
Think I'm going to get the grille and splitter ordered very shortly! Tell me, were they both easy to fit? I'll get a local body shop to do it.
Can't really afford to do the wheels...plus my local Peugeot garage have just refurbed all my wheels cuz they were rusting. Did a diamond cutting job on them, and they look like new now
Think I'm going to get the grille and splitter ordered very shortly! Tell me, were they both easy to fit? I'll get a local body shop to do it.
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Oh and thanks for the info on the splitter!!
Abzynthe
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If I had your wheels, I would have kept them. Mine came with the 18" ones so they looked really small.
The splitter is dead easy. Just self taping screws through the holes in the splitter onto the bumper. You do get some glue with it aswell, but I didnt use it.
The grille was a bit harder, as you need to take the chrome strips off and trim the clips on the black bit. Nothing a bodyshop cant handle
The splitter is dead easy. Just self taping screws through the holes in the splitter onto the bumper. You do get some glue with it aswell, but I didnt use it.
The grille was a bit harder, as you need to take the chrome strips off and trim the clips on the black bit. Nothing a bodyshop cant handle
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Nice one. We are mates with a guy who has a body shop so it's all good. I'll get him to do it.
Are there any issues with debadging the back? Think I might take the job lot off. And maybe have the front peugeot badge plasti dipped. Also, have you thought about wrapping the spoiler to match the arches?
Are there any issues with debadging the back? Think I might take the job lot off. And maybe have the front peugeot badge plasti dipped. Also, have you thought about wrapping the spoiler to match the arches?
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Right so who's got a black one and wants some wrapping done I'm kinda liking the maclaren P1 look of it.
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I like that waaaaaay more than I should!
Hatman
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Flexfuel?
It is the first time the French automaker has produced vehicles with engines that run on petrol, alcohol or a blend of the two.
It is the first time the French automaker has produced vehicles with engines that run on petrol, alcohol or a blend of the two.
Abzynthe
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Willfox1983 said:
There werent any issues for me. Just make sure you have tar remover and polish ready
Also, its best to heat the badges up a bit to make it easier to remove.I was thinking of plasti dipping the front and back peugeot badges. Havent got round to it yet though lol.
Ive had a look at the spoiler, but I dont think it would look right.
And Mac, That car looks pretty cool. Maybe without all the sponsor stuff on it lol